Decorative Contact Lenses
Decorative contact lenses are popular costume additions come Halloween, but non-prescribed lenses could put wearers at risk for serious eye problems. That’s why AOA reminds patients that all contact lenses, whether corrective or decorative, require a prescription from their eye care provider.
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Decorative Contact Lenses Stock Image
Sample stock image of decorative contact lenses that can be used on your digital platforms, including social media.
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By the book: How to obtain hospital privileges
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