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If you have to store your contacts in an emergency (Left home without your lens case, contact lens popped out away from home, etc.) can you store them in boiled water? Would it be best to boil the water first and then put the contacts in once it cooled? How about putting your contacts in a bowl of water and heating them in the microwave until the water bubbles?
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water dissolves contact lenses.
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