Health·Fox News·4d agoUnited States
Contacts on Long Flights Can Harm Eyes
Dry cabin air raises risk of corneal ulcers
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Experts warn that wearing contact lenses on long flights can cause dry eyes, irritation and, in one case, a corneal ulcer after an 11-hour flight from Greece, leaving a vision-blurring scar.
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