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Since RGP contact lenses are so small, would it be a bad idea to swim while wearing Boston XO2? Have you ever had one or both of them come out in the water?
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Don;t ever swim in your contact lenses - not nly could you lose them, the chance of infection etc. is just not worth the risk.
Get yourself some prescription swimming goggles |
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