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While reading about Boston EO contact lenses, I learned that the layer of tears that the contact lens rides on is sometimes called a "tear lens." This tear lens, as the name implies, bends the light a little more after it exits the contact lens.
Does this happen with soft contacts as well? Does the eye doc need to compensate when writing out the prescription? How can he or she know how much the tear lens will change the focus? |
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