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Long flight error risks serious impact
Wearing contact lenses during long flights can cause serious eye problems, including dryness, irritation, and the risk of infections such as corneal ulcers. A recent case involved a traveler developing a corneal ulcer after wearing contacts throughout an 11-hour flight and engaging in activities like swimming and showering. Experts recommend using glasses or artificial tears during extended travel to maintain eye health and comfort.
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