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First of all, those red blood vessels you see in the white part of your eye, are they veins? Aren't veins blue?
Secondly, what if you start wearing Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism contacts and notice some more of these blood vessels appearing? Your eyes aren't "bloodshot" per se, just a little extra red. What does that mean? |
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yesterday was my first day ever wearing avuvue oaysys, and today i went to put my contacts in and noticed they were extremly scratchy. i took the right contact out, and looked back into the mirror and noticed my eye was all red.
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