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OrderlyChaos
United States1115 Posts
On October 16 2008 13:24 Metal[x] wrote: i dont think your suppose to wear them in the shower because the heat/steam will make them melt in your eye? o_O Really? oO I just didn't wear them in the shower because they can fall out... | ||
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rsvp
United States2266 Posts
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MeriaDoKk
Chile1726 Posts
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
On October 16 2008 11:01 il0seonpurpose wrote: So the eye doctor told me to not wear my contacts when I shower , but I asked some of my friends that have been wearing contacts for some time. I took a shower today and one of my contacts started getting blurry, I think there was alot of water. Then, I test both my eyes and my left one is gone so now I have an odd number of contacts. What do you do, wear one twice as long or what? I got out a new one btw, good thing both my eyes have the same prescription! I haven't had my contacts too long really and I've lost/ripped several lenses. So put the one you didn't lose in another contact lense container (if you have one, you get a free case everytime you buy more solution) and put in a new set of contact lenses. In the future when one rips/you lost it then replace it with the already used one from before that you put in the 2nd case. My eyes have the same prescription as well so this works very well but even if you don't when you need a new lense you have a 50/50 chance of the one you lost being the spare one you have. I always wear my lenses in the shower but I just try to avoid the shower spraying near my eyes. | ||
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bludragen88
United States527 Posts
On October 16 2008 13:39 Anihc wrote: No they don't melt in your eye... I think that contacts stick to your eye partly because of adhesion between tears and one side of the contacts, so when there's water on the other side (i.e. when you're taking a shower), a lot of that force is lost because now there's a layer of water on both sides of the contacts. That is true, but they also tell you to take your contacts out because shower water is not superclean (well more or less so depending on where you live), and if some shower water gets in your eye, it can get into that layer of tears between your contact and your eye and start growing stuff (because that liquid doesn't actually recycle very quickly). The lysozyme in your tears should keep you safe, but doctors just like to make sure. | ||
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Folca
2235 Posts
Well, at least thats what my contacts did fer me :-/ | ||
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