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Can I wear contact lens during scuba diving/snorkelling?

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Even if i wear goggles, i still worry if water will get inside my eyes, and pull out my contact lens! Can that really happen when diving? Please advice me. Thanks.

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  1. I always dive with my contacts on.  I have also swam on many occasions with them underwater and opened my eyes and haven't lost any yet.  Of course there is always a chance of loosing them. Or if the water is very murky you probably don't want that on your contacts. For me it works without any probems but I always keep my old pair each month for a spare in case of a mishap.


  2. It's never a good idea. You're far better off to get a perscription mask. There's a slight chance that a bubble will form between it and your eye, on ascent from a dive, not to mention that if one pops out, well..you've pretty well lost it, making spg reading difficult. I think if you asked most instructors or DM's they'd concur that the perscription mask is the best route.

  3. Yes you can.As long as you keep your eyes closed when you do mask clearing,you should be ok.If you are realy worried,there are stick-on lenses available that covers the lower half of your mask lense,as well as full prescription lenses that completely replaces the standard mask lens

  4. dont worry at all just dont sleep with them and clean them regularly and do every thing with them i have an exprience

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