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Weed and contacts?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by jlear3, Mar 28, 2011.

  1. #1 jlear3, Mar 28, 2011
    Am I the only one who wears contacts and once in a while forgets to take them out b4 blazing?? For me they dry out so quickly even with drops, and then taking them out is a bitch as well : / anyone have ne tips for contacts w/o buzzkill?
     
  2. #2 DiPT Sounds, Mar 28, 2011
    I've never really had that problem, I never use drops though, maybe your eyes are being damaged. I mean, they are in fact being damaged, maybe the smoking irritates it more or something, try only lubricating eyedrops or something, don't use hydrozoline drops they are fuckin deadly yo

    my only problem is falling asleep so passively that I never get a chance to take them out!! Damn indicas
     
  3. #3 SEDMAN, Mar 28, 2011
    I wear contacts and just smoke with them, don't really seem to have big problems.

    You can get Visine for Contacts which is good for getting rid of red eye though.
     
  4. #4 CatiPLUR, Mar 28, 2011
    For me I never have problems with them, but if they're drying out just leave them out. Coz drops will cover top of contact and white part of ur eyes but doesn't seem to actually get under the contact so it is nice n cmfortable. Don't think of the situation as a buzz kill, doing so makes it on. I just have dailies so it's easy goin
     
  5. #5 mast3rmind, Mar 28, 2011
    I used to wear contacts but I haven't fucked with them or glasses in about a year. I'm near sighted but I can still drive and function so I don't worry about it too much.
     

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