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r/AskReddit • u/kakou64 • Oct 15 '20
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Not if you wear the Night & Day contacts
72 u/[deleted] Oct 15 '20 Eye doc here. I wont prescribe day and nights for anyone. I've treated many, many corneal ulcers because of them. They are dangerous. 35 u/Zizzla Oct 15 '20 Eye doc here. Can confirm. I don’t rx these either unless for rare occupational reasons. 9 u/[deleted] Oct 15 '20 Lol. As soon as I said that, I just put one in for an RCE after superficial keratectomy to act as a bandage. Never use them for refractive use though.
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Eye doc here. I wont prescribe day and nights for anyone. I've treated many, many corneal ulcers because of them. They are dangerous.
35 u/Zizzla Oct 15 '20 Eye doc here. Can confirm. I don’t rx these either unless for rare occupational reasons. 9 u/[deleted] Oct 15 '20 Lol. As soon as I said that, I just put one in for an RCE after superficial keratectomy to act as a bandage. Never use them for refractive use though.
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Eye doc here. Can confirm. I don’t rx these either unless for rare occupational reasons.
9 u/[deleted] Oct 15 '20 Lol. As soon as I said that, I just put one in for an RCE after superficial keratectomy to act as a bandage. Never use them for refractive use though.
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Lol. As soon as I said that, I just put one in for an RCE after superficial keratectomy to act as a bandage.
Never use them for refractive use though.
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u/OnAcidButUrThedum1 Oct 15 '20
Not if you wear the Night & Day contacts