Well, I get eye drops that are specifically for when you are wearing contacts, you should be able to find some in your local pharmacy.
If your eye is dry and you don't do it right otherwise don't worry about it.;)
Your eyes problebly are dry or you have allergys
Many types of lubricant eye drops are safe and effective to use, even while wearing contacts. Bausch and Lomb ReNu brand eye drops and Systane Contacts are two lubricant eye drop products that are safe to use while wearing contacts (which will not harm your contacts and will help your eyes).
YES!! just make sure you keep them dry
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Eye doctors do say it is okay to wear contacts even with eye conditions as long as you do not have dry eyes or severe irritation of the eye. They do suggest you stop wearing contacts at about a week before or after Cataract surgery.
Just put some contact solution in your eye and wait a couple of minutes for your eye to naturally create tears to soften them up.
You should not have complications or blindness from wearing contacts. Follow the instructions given by your eye doctor and always keep your contacts clean. Only wear contacts prescribed for you.
No, you should not put contact lens solutions directly in your eye while wearing contact lenses. Contact lens solutions are meant for cleaning and storing lenses, not for direct application to the eye. If your eye is feeling dry or irritated while wearing contacts, use lubricating eye drops recommended by your eye care provider.
Thankfully, if you suffer from dry eye symptoms such as irritated, "scratchy" and red eyes when wearing contacts, today there are many lens care products and new types of lenses available, and the right combination of these products often can improve the comfort of wearing contacts.
Possibly dry eyes or the wrong prescription. You should go back to the eye doctor and have him re-check you.
Not recommended. The water can dry out the contact lenses, especially steam.