Officials say those type of lenses are sold at Halloween or novelty shops as people dress up for the holiday.
The lenses are not approved by the FDA.
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2 comments:
not approved by the FDA.... Simply means FDA didn't get their cut of the pie.
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Soft contacts can scratch your eye. People injure their eyes more with soft contact than with any of the other types of lenses. If you wear a hard contact and it has a crack or defect in it you take it out because it HURTS. With soft contacts it usually a minor irritation and people don't remove them and end up damaging their eyes. Contacts have to be fitted for the individual. They are not a one size fits all type of thing.
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