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Old 02-28-2008, 10:51 AM
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I heard a story once about a girl who kept her contact lenses in as she took a hot shower. Afterward, she could not get her right contact lens out. Did the steam from the shower have anything to do with her contact lens getting stuck? I think they were 1 Day Acuvue Moist contacts.
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I heard a story once about a girl who kept her contact lenses in as she took a hot shower. Afterward, she could not get her right contact lens out. Did the steam from the shower have anything to do with her contact lens getting stuck? I think they were 1 Day Acuvue Moist contacts.
not really sure on this but i had research some sites that explains this ..check this out http://www.acuvue.ca/site_en/about_contacts.htm#dclm..
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not really sure on this but i had research some sites that explains this ..check this out http://www.acuvue.ca/site_en/about_contacts.htm#dclm..
I had check the link and its very informative..and i would like to quote on a part of it here..MYTH: Contact lenses can get fused to your eye.

FACT: There are lots of “urban legends” about contact lenses getting stuck or fused to people’s eyes. There is absolutely no truth to these made-up stories.
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I had check the link and its very informative..and i would like to quote on a part of it here..MYTH: Contact lenses can get fused to your eye.

FACT: There are lots of “urban legends” about contact lenses getting stuck or fused to people’s eyes. There is absolutely no truth to these made-up stories.
Hmmm . . . if I may offer an observation, it seems that Lee was either taken in by an urban legend or maybe his friend's contact lens was just stuck and not "fused." Is that a possibility? After you wear your contacts in a hot shower they become, not impossible to remove, just very difficult?
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Hmmm . . . if I may offer an observation, it seems that Lee was either taken in by an urban legend or maybe his friend's contact lens was just stuck and not "fused." Is that a possibility? After you wear your contacts in a hot shower they become, not impossible to remove, just very difficult?
well i guess so earthshock but its good to know that she/he tells us what really going on..in this way it was clearer then..
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Hmmm . . . if I may offer an observation, it seems that Lee was either taken in by an urban legend or maybe his friend's contact lens was just stuck and not "fused." Is that a possibility? After you wear your contacts in a hot shower they become, not impossible to remove, just very difficult?
I think you may have something there, Earthshock. I don't think steam is hot enough to melt contacts. Could it be that the contact lenses absorbed moisture from the humid air in the shower and swelled up? I know that's a stretch, but it's my leading theory right now.
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I heard a story once about a girl who kept her contact lenses in as she took a hot shower. Afterward, she could not get her right contact lens out. Did the steam from the shower have anything to do with her contact lens getting stuck? I think they were 1 Day Acuvue Moist contacts.
She probably catched some water between her eyes and lens.
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not really sure on this but i had research some sites that explains this ..check this out http://www.acuvue.ca/site_en/about_contacts.htm#dclm..
Hi there! Thanks for the link. That Myth and Fact section has been really helpful.
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I had check the link and its very informative..and i would like to quote on a part of it here..MYTH: Contact lenses can get fused to your eye.

FACT: There are lots of “urban legends” about contact lenses getting stuck or fused to people’s eyes. There is absolutely no truth to these made-up stories.
But what if its true? Ha ha.
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Hmmm . . . if I may offer an observation, it seems that Lee was either taken in by an urban legend or maybe his friend's contact lens was just stuck and not "fused." Is that a possibility? After you wear your contacts in a hot shower they become, not impossible to remove, just very difficult?
I don't think so. I think it should even be the opposite. Doesn't cold water do that? I mean hot always loosen thing and cold do the opposite.
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I think you may have something there, Earthshock. I don't think steam is hot enough to melt contacts. Could it be that the contact lenses absorbed moisture from the humid air in the shower and swelled up? I know that's a stretch, but it's my leading theory right now.
Or... Maybe the girl was just not able to think that she can't remove the lens when she really could. Experts have already said that its impossible right?
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Or... Maybe the girl was just stupid to think that she can't remove the lens when she really could. Experts have already said that its impossible right?
well i guess the girl had an anxiety attack when it happened ..
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That sounds possible, given that there is high possibility that that can't really happen.
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Or... Maybe the girl was just stupid to think that she can't remove the lens when she really could. Experts have already said that its impossible right?
Sounds harsh, but that is possible.
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Or... Maybe the girl was just stupid to think that she can't remove the lens when she really could. Experts have already said that its impossible right?
Hey now, savvyeyty. Let's not have any name calling on Lens 101. I like that this is a friendly place where people can feel safe asking any question they need to get an answer for, and people won't do that if they think someone is going to come along and call them "stupid."
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I don't think so. I think it should even be the opposite. Doesn't cold water do that? I mean hot always loosen thing and cold do the opposite.
Heat makes most thing expand, so applying hot water or steam will make for a tighter fit, unless you heat the outer object, like a bottle with a cork in it.
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Heat makes most thing expand, so applying hot water or steam will make for a tighter fit, unless you heat the outer object, like a bottle with a cork in it.
great! thanks for explaining it here Rosetyler that makes things clearer now here i guess..
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Hey now, savvyeyty. Let's not have any name calling on Lens 101. I like that this is a friendly place where people can feel safe asking any question they need to get an answer for, and people won't do that if they think someone is going to come along and call them "stupid."
Thanks Rose. I agree that Lens 101 needs to remain a friendly place. No name calling.
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Thanks Rose. I agree that Lens 101 needs to remain a friendly place. No name calling.
likewise here..not in favor in name calling ..although its not us..just a girl in the story..
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Hey now, savvyeyty. Let's not have any name calling on Lens 101. I like that this is a friendly place where people can feel safe asking any question they need to get an answer for, and people won't do that if they think someone is going to come along and call them "stupid."
Gosh! I'm very sorry. I didn't mean to. I also like this place having friendly people as well. I just didn't realize what I just said. I changed it now. I'm really sorry. Sometimes I just really swear all of a sudden when I really want to say something. I'm so sorry everyone. I swear I didn't mean it.
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Heat makes most thing expand, so applying hot water or steam will make for a tighter fit, unless you heat the outer object, like a bottle with a cork in it.
I see. That was smart of you to think so. I didn't think of it that way before.
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Thanks Rose. I agree that Lens 101 needs to remain a friendly place. No name calling.
I'm so sorry. I expressed my feeling like that all of a sudden but that's just it, an expression. I didn't really mean it. I just say things that I want to say sometimes without thinking just so I won't lose what I want to express. I'm really sorry. It won't happen again.
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likewise here..not in favor in name calling ..although its not us..just a girl in the story..
Yeah. I'm so sorry. I changed what I said now. I really didn't mean it. Please forgive me.
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Yeah. I'm so sorry. I changed what I said now. I really didn't mean it. Please forgive me.
yeah i understand what you mean...its just like an expression with no meaning at all..its just that some people are not used of reading those ones..its like when you dropped something and you utter a bad words or something..am i right on this one?
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Yeah. I'm so sorry. I changed what I said now. I really didn't mean it. Please forgive me.
Hi savvyeyty.

I hope you don't feel like they were ganging up on you. I admire your thoughtfulness in apologizing to each person who posted individually. That takes more courage and humility than I've got. Your comments have not been deleted so I guess you are forgiven by the Great and Powerful Moderator. I wish more people on these boards would just apologize when necessary instead of making excuses or escalating a "flame war."

Keep on posting, savvyeyty.
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Heat makes most thing expand, so applying hot water or steam will make for a tighter fit, unless you heat the outer object, like a bottle with a cork in it.
Good answer Rosetyler. Endorsed by the Science Guy.
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Yeah. I'm so sorry. I changed what I said now. I really didn't mean it. Please forgive me.
Great! At least you apologized and even changed it. Not everyone really does that. I understand when you said its just an expression or that sort. I'm also like that sometimes, I even think we all are. Oh well, looking forward to your comments again.
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Good answer Rosetyler. Endorsed by the Science Guy.
Hear hear dude. And nice pick on the pic by the way.
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yeah i understand what you mean...its just like an expression with no meaning at all..its just that some people are not used of reading those ones..its like when you dropped something and you utter a bad words or something..am i right on this one?
Yeah, I am so sorry about this. Thanks for understanding. I just really don't realize it sometimes.
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Hi savvyeyty.

I hope you don't feel like they were ganging up on you. I admire your thoughtfulness in apologizing to each person who posted individually. That takes more courage and humility than I've got. Your comments have not been deleted so I guess you are forgiven by the Great and Powerful Moderator. I wish more people on these boards would just apologize when necessary instead of making excuses or escalating a "flame war."

Keep on posting, savvyeyty.
Thanks. That was really comforting. And yeah, you we're right. Thank god it seems I was forgiven as well by our Great and Powerful Moderator. Oh well, I'm glad I didn't really start any fights here because I really didn't mean it. Amen.
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Hi savvyeyty.

I hope you don't feel like they were ganging up on you. I admire your thoughtfulness in apologizing to each person who posted individually. That takes more courage and humility than I've got. Your comments have not been deleted so I guess you are forgiven by the Great and Powerful Moderator. I wish more people on these boards would just apologize when necessary instead of making excuses or escalating a "flame war."

Keep on posting, savvyeyty.
Good move, Scienceguy.

Let me also congratulate savvyeyty for his or her humility in apologizing for a remark that really wasn't so awful, but it apparently offended a lot of people.

I agree that we need to keep this post friendly and name calling should be discouraged. In the same way, when someone makes a mistake and apologizes, we should be just as quick to forgive.

Group hug!
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Are you okay now, savvyeyty? Is everyone okay? Are we all going to play nice now?

Wow, when I posted that question in February of 2008, I didn't have any idea it would lead to all this!
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well i guess so earthshock but its good to know that she/he tells us what really going on..in this way it was clearer then..
So it's clear to you, then? I'm still a little confused. In Lee Roberts' original question, were the lenses permanently "fused" or just stuck?
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Hear hear dude. And nice pick on the pic by the way.
Yeah, that Bill Nye's a handsome guy, isn't he?
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So it's clear to you, then? I'm still a little confused. In Lee Roberts' original question, were the lenses permanently "fused" or just stuck?
It sounds like this contacts were just difficult to remove, not impossible.
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Gosh! I'm very sorry. I didn't mean to. I also like this place having friendly people as well. I just didn't realize what I just said. I changed it now. I'm really sorry. Sometimes I just really swear all of a sudden when I really want to say something. I'm so sorry everyone. I swear I didn't mean it.
Hi savvyevty,

As you can see, here on Lens 101, we take care of each other. So now that you've apologized, I want to make sure you're okay. If anybody says anything mean to you or about you, we've got your back, okay?
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Or... Maybe the girl was just not able to think that she can't remove the lens when she really could. Experts have already said that its impossible right?
Thanks for changing your post to make it a little more friendly, savvyeyty. That's much better.
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So it's clear to you, then? I'm still a little confused. In Lee Roberts' original question, were the lenses permanently "fused" or just stuck?
It sounds like they were just stuck. Like an earlier post said, not impossible to remove, just difficult.
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Thanks. That was really comforting. And yeah, you we're right. Thank god it seems I was forgiven as well by our Great and Powerful Moderator. Oh well, I'm glad I didn't really start any fights here because I really didn't mean it. Amen.
How's it going savvy? We haven't heard from you in a while. Is everything okay?
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I'm so sorry. I expressed my feeling like that all of a sudden but that's just it, an expression. I didn't really mean it. I just say things that I want to say sometimes without thinking just so I won't lose what I want to express. I'm really sorry. It won't happen again.
Does anybody else feel worse now for savvyeyty than the person he or she called stupid?

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I think you may have something there, Earthshock. I don't think steam is hot enough to melt contacts. Could it be that the contact lenses absorbed moisture from the humid air in the shower and swelled up? I know that's a stretch, but it's my leading theory right now.
That sounds like a good explanation to me. The contacts may have expanded after absorbing moisture. Like this lady's pouty lips.
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That sounds like a good explanation to me. The contacts may have expanded after absorbing moisture. Like this lady's pouty lips.
Yeah. Just like that.
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That sounds like a good explanation to me. The contacts may have expanded after absorbing moisture. Like this lady's pouty lips.
An apparently topless woman with her eyes closed and pouty lips. This thread is approaching an "R" rating.
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An apparently topless woman with her eyes closed and pouty lips. This thread is approaching an "R" rating.
That's okay. I don't mind so much. They say sex sells, right?

Check out the contacts on her!
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I've had it happen before. They aren't stuck, but they just become harder to take off. It is a bit scary!
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I've had it happen before. They aren't stuck, but they just become harder to take off. It is a bit scary!
How did you finally get your contacts out when this happened?
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How did you finally get your contacts out when this happened?
It just took a bit more effort to get them out. Not a nice feeling when they come off your eyes though My eyes were pretty red!
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It just took a bit more effort to get them out. Not a nice feeling when they come off your eyes though My eyes were pretty red!
So are you and your contact lenses co-existing peacefully now?
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So are you and your contact lenses co-existing peacefully now?
After learning the hard way not to wear them in the shower, yes
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After learning the hard way not to wear them in the shower, yes
So it does indeed look like a happy ending, HelpMeRhonda.

Here's a tip. If you're at work - don't do an image search for "happy ending."

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So it does indeed look like a happy ending, HelpMeRhonda.

Here's a tip. If you're at work - don't do an image search for "happy ending."

Oh, my innocence . . .
Why, what's so "adult" about--

Excuse me.

Yes, can I help you?



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