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Here's a tip for you about handling Biofinity contact lenses. No charge.
When handling your contact lenses, make sure your fingernails are trimmed and filed. If a sharp nail nicks the edge, it can result in a ripped lens even days later. Sometimes the weakened contact lens rips in two and one piece can get stuck under your eyelid for days. So remember kids. Keep those fingernails manicured! |
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