A Spooky Warning About Costume Contacts
As we get into the Halloween spirit, many are looking for that perfect finishing touch for their costumes, and cosmetic contact lenses are a popular choice. However, Dr. Emily Eisenhower offers a timely warning: while they may look great, these lenses can pose serious vision risks. She cautions that improper lenses can lead to…
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As we get into the Halloween spirit, many are looking for that perfect finishing touch for their costumes, and cosmetic contact lenses are a popular choice.
Emily Eisenhower offers a timely warning: while they may look great, these lenses can pose serious vision risks.
She cautions that improper lenses can lead to…
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As we get into the Halloween spirit, many are looking for that perfect finishing touch for their costumes, and cosmetic contact lenses are a popular choice. However, Dr. Emily Eisenhower offers a timely warning: while they may look great, these lenses can pose serious vision risks. She cautions that improper lenses can lead to eye infections, painful scratches on the cornea, and even the risk of vision loss. To ensure your holiday stays fun and safe, please visit your optometric physician. They can fit you with proper, approved contact lenses that are best for your eye health.
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