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This isn't a question about contact lenses, exactly, so I hope this is the right place to put it.
Anyhow, I read that some people use boiling water to clean their contact lens cases, then let them air dry. Is there any way this extremely hot water could damage your case? Can it warp or leech chemicals or anything? |
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