Anyone who wears reusable contact lenses should avoid wearing them while swimming or in the shower, according to new research outlining the risk of a sight-threatening infection. — dpa
Reusable contact lens users are almost four times as likely as those wearing daily disposables to develop a rare sight-threatening eye infection, a study has found.
The researchers suggest people should avoid wearing their lenses while swimming or in the shower, and that packaging should include "no water" stickers.
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