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Contact lenses are worn by millions of people as an easy way to correct their vision. However, one thing that almost all contact lens wearers must be aware of is contact lens care.

While wearing contact lenses is generally safe, not properly caring for them or failure to follow contact lens safety guidelines might result in severe concerns. According to Dr. Steinemann, contact lenses can be a source of infection. “Germs are on our hands, eyelashes, and everywhere else, no matter how careful we are. Germs such as bacteria and fungus can infect the eye once they're on the contact lens.” 

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Even soft contacts don’t exactly go bad , contact solution can act as a breeding ground for germs over time. If your monthly disposable have been sitting in solution for less than 30 days, you can clean and disinfect them with new solution before putting them in your eyes.    Soft contacts that sit in solution for a long time may eventually dry out as the solution evaporates. Dried-out lenses may be damaged, so don’t try to rehydrate and reuse them. If they’ve been sitting in solution for several months to a year or longer, it’s safest to throw them away and start over...

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If you wear daily contacts, you may know the basics of how to care for them. But do you know what you should never do with your daily contacts? Despite the many advantages associated with wearing daily disposables, there are plenty of ways you can damage your eyes and vision. some you may never have considered. Never touch your contact lens with dirty hands When you touch your contacts with dirty hands, you transfer bacteria to your lenses. It can lead to an infection. Washing your hands before doing anything with your contacts will prevent bacterial infection.   Don't reuse old...