thats great, now i cant get the fricken contacts out of my eyes... HELP?!?
79664
drop some eye drops in your eyes they may be dry and stuck. How long have you had them in? Sometimes they can get stuck to ur cornea because they need moisture. If they dont come out after you wet them go to the ER if they attach to the cornea then they would need to be surgically removed  advice: dont sleep in them!!!!
279534
Wash your hands and go to a well lighted mirror.\nHold your eye open and look up, down, and side to side.  Most contact lenses have a slight tint, so it should show up against the white of your eye.  Be patient, it's there.
462767
See an optometrist. This could be serious. I doubt an OTC medicine could help you with this.
437165
The only thing that helps is to speak without my contacts on. Sounds wierd but if everyone is blurry, is not really scary. Hope it works but i guess only if you were glasses/contacts.
492024
well i use contacts too soo my dr. sais you have too put some pf that liquid stuff when u put ur contacts on and when u get them of and yeah its normal what ur problem is is just that the have to get used too having contacts every day or just not havin em or just ones on a while bye and u have too change ur contacts every moth remember that !
914261
Please DO NOT wear your contact lenses in either eye if even one of your eye is red.\n\nIt is again not possible to wear contacts in only one eye as this will affect your stereopsis and u may land up having confusions and very very annoying vision esp while driving when u need a lot of concentration.\n\nIf your eyes are red, discontinue the lenses and consult your doctor immediately\n\nZubin J\nOptometrist
173028
This happens sometimes to me also. Put in a new pair of contacts, or try takin a break from your contacts for  a day or so. If all fails, go see your doctor.
440492
Well right now I have no contacts, I used to and I also have hazel eyes, I used to have contacts when i was younger, when I was around 15 til up to 18 something like that, I would never use em always cause they kinda bothered me but they were green by the way when i wore them EVERYONE thought they were mines and they couldnt believe they were contacts....so go with green and its fun to change a bit as long as they look realistic pls !
981379
You need to go to an eye doctor.  Sleeping in your contact promotes infection.  Conjunctivitis or pink eye will cause photophobia.  You will need antibiotics.  Also sleeping in your contacts will promote calcium and other mineral build up.  This can also contribute to your photophobia.  I used to wear contacts.. I get conjunctivits several times and I get sick of it.  I went and had lasik laser surgery done and it was the best thing I have ever done.  It is somewhat pricey but, not as pricey as it used to be.  Plus, it pays for itself by me not having to buy contacts and cleaning supplies for the contacts and make appointments to see the eye doctor once or twice a year.  I definitely recommend doing it.  I hope this helps.  Good luck.
933119
if the eye drops are not made especially for contacts,that could be a problem. you should go without them all you can, to allow oxygen to get into your eyes.buy glasses for the weekends,and give your eyes a  break...try this... buy one bar of cediphil soap,and use  it untill the bar is gone. this soap is dr. recomended. by the time you use it up, and wiyhout using your old brand,or letting anyone else even touch your bar of soap,use on entire body. the best way to keep a check on your progress,is to just watch your hands. you will see your hands start almost emediatly, looking younger and smother. this is probably the last kind of answer you were looking for, but for just under four dollars ,you can find out. i hope this works for you.even if this don't  stop your itching,i'll bet you stay with the soap.{one more} , and then i'll go.everyone in the household should have  his or her private bar of soap.never share!   hope this helps!
184759
I feel for you.  I had contacts until I had the laser surgery.  However, yes you should use a mirror.  Make sure your hands are clean, and free of any lint or anything.  Use the saline solution to clean them off and then gently put them into your eyes. Good Luck!!
897351
LOL!  Slow down. =)  I've been wearing them since I was 13.  I'm 36.  They won't fall out, ever!  They won't melt in your eyes, ever!  You should remove them before going into a tanning bed, but regular laying out is no problem at all.  They won't cut your eyes either, BUT you have to follow your schedule precisely to work into them.  Your Dr. will tell you how to do this.  The reason is that if you wear them too long before your eyes have gotten used to them, it can cause a corneal abrasion...a scratch on the eye.  If that happens, it doesn't cause any long-term damage, and it heals in a few days, but it is incredibly painful.  The good news is that if you follow your schedule this won't happen.  It is more likely to happen in hard lenses than soft.  Most people can wear soft lenses.  As for things flying into your eyes:  It happens, whether you wear lenses or not.  It's not any more common for lens wearers than for non-lens wearers.  You can usually just work it out, but on ocassion you might have to remove your lens, rinse it off with saline, and put it back in.  No biggie.\n\nYou're not supposed to swim in them, but I always have and have never lost one.  It isn't advisable though.\n\nThe only real risk with contacts is if you just don't clean them, or if you wear a pair that isn't prescribed for you.  In either of those instances, you can end up getting an infection, and that can be serious.  In the eye, you can get such a serious infection that your sight is risked before you even feel it.  Now that I've scared you with the truth, let me say that I am not aware of a single case of this happening.  So rare that it's hardly worth discussing, but it wouldn't be honest to not mention it.  Just clean them as your Dr. prescribes, and they will become as much a part of your life as your earrings or mascara.  There's nothing to be afraid of, especially if you get the more comfortable soft lenses.
295144
use contact lens,I don't think there's any other way.
1162693
Try AMO Complete solution. You should check with your eye dr. before resuming contact lens wear though.
30713
Wearing contacts are a difficult adjustment for your eyes.  They must get used to a foreign body residing there.  Your doctor or optician likely recommended wearing them for short periods initially, working your way up to wearing them all day.  Have you been doing that?  If not, it could easily tire and irritate your eyes.  Giving your eyes some rest from the contacts may be enough to solve the problem.  Also, an over-the-counter eye care product may help as well.\n\nIf you are following their instructions and continue to have problems, you should probably return and have your eyes checked to make sure there are no other problems.
701854
As you can tell by my avatar, glasses. I'd lose those contacts within the first few days.
451399
i have contacts and they are really cool but one time i rubbed my eye and my contact fell out but they are really cool so dont stress bout em!