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Two patients who recently called ophthalmologist Howard Weiss recounted similar experiences: Each had transferred contact lens solution into a small plastic bottle in compliance with the federal regulation limiting liquids and gels carried onto airplanes.
But the product each woman then squirted onto her lens wasn't saline solution. It was perfume in one case, hairspray in the other. Both women immediately suffered severe and painful corneal burns when they put the lenses into their eyes. They have since recovered, Weiss said.