Can I Share Colored Contact Lenses That Don't Have a Prescription on Them?
April 7th, 2010 | See the Top Answers to this Question Below
My eye doctor just recently gave me a pair of blue contact lenses that have no prescription on them whatsoever. My brother wants to try them on, but I also want to use them as well. Is it okay if I wear them one day, then leave it in a contact case with solution overnight and let my brother wear them the next day?
Thanks.
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It is never ok to share contact lenses. By doing so, you share bacteria. Even if you clean them. No eye doctor would ever say it is okay. Don’t do it.
As long as they are sanitary and you nor him have any eye trouble/disease that could be spread through the lenses you should be good.
We warn people all the time not to share contacts, but some do it anyway and then wonder how they came down with an eye infection. They wouldn’t think of sharing tooth brushes but they will contacts. What’s the difference?