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wow! Don't get any mucus in your eyes!
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Jade
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I've had contacts for a few years and never had a problem. However I wash the he!! out of my hands before putting them in so I guess I'm safe unless I get lazy on the hand washing<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">.
J
Jade
Guest
I've had contacts for a few years and never had a problem. However I wash the he!! out of my hands before putting them in so I guess I'm safe unless I get lazy on the hand washing<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">.
J
Jade
Guest
I've had contacts for a few years and never had a problem. However I wash the he!! out of my hands before putting them in so I guess I'm safe unless I get lazy on the hand washing<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">.
thefrogprincess
New member
CRAZY! I could never wear contacts, my eyes are too dry. Now I think I'm glad about it!
thefrogprincess
New member
CRAZY! I could never wear contacts, my eyes are too dry. Now I think I'm glad about it!
thefrogprincess
New member
CRAZY! I could never wear contacts, my eyes are too dry. Now I think I'm glad about it!
I can imagine that if there are germs under the contacts they have enough time and are concentrated on one point, so they can grow and cause problems.
Normally, even if you have cf, cough or sneeze with holding your hands in front of mouth/nose and then touching or rubbing your eyes, germs that get into the eyes will be washed out before beeing able to cause problems.
Uli,44, Germany
Normally, even if you have cf, cough or sneeze with holding your hands in front of mouth/nose and then touching or rubbing your eyes, germs that get into the eyes will be washed out before beeing able to cause problems.
Uli,44, Germany
I can imagine that if there are germs under the contacts they have enough time and are concentrated on one point, so they can grow and cause problems.
Normally, even if you have cf, cough or sneeze with holding your hands in front of mouth/nose and then touching or rubbing your eyes, germs that get into the eyes will be washed out before beeing able to cause problems.
Uli,44, Germany
Normally, even if you have cf, cough or sneeze with holding your hands in front of mouth/nose and then touching or rubbing your eyes, germs that get into the eyes will be washed out before beeing able to cause problems.
Uli,44, Germany
I can imagine that if there are germs under the contacts they have enough time and are concentrated on one point, so they can grow and cause problems.
Normally, even if you have cf, cough or sneeze with holding your hands in front of mouth/nose and then touching or rubbing your eyes, germs that get into the eyes will be washed out before beeing able to cause problems.
Uli,44, Germany
Normally, even if you have cf, cough or sneeze with holding your hands in front of mouth/nose and then touching or rubbing your eyes, germs that get into the eyes will be washed out before beeing able to cause problems.
Uli,44, Germany