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Here's another monovision question for the forum.
Monovision, of course, is when there is one contact lens for seeing close up in one eye, and in the other eye is a contact lens for seeing far away. My question is, what happens of you get mixed up and put the contacts in the wrong eyes? Will it make a difference because your eyes can adjust, or will it cause problems? |
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