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circle lenses


Question Posted Thursday June 9 2011, 4:52 pm

do colored circle lenses ruin your eyes and r they illegal in americs

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LM answered Friday June 10 2011, 1:22 am:
Colored contact lenses are frequently sold.
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They need to be fitted to your eye; however, if you already wear contacts they can be ordered online or through your doctor. You don't need a prescription/correction to get the Colours, but you need an eye exam.


I've seen a lot of lenses that are "costume" but I'd never put those in my eye. Your vision is serious business and I wouldn't screw it up just for the sake of saving a few bucks on contact lenses.


-LM
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