Seasonal allergies affect around 40 million Americans and about 30 million people wear contact lenses. If you fall into both categories, you know the itchy, watery misery of seasonal allergies is made worse by the plastic on your corneas. Dr. Steven Stetson, medical director of Diamond Vision, a laser-vision and eye care center in Manhattan, has eye care tips for those of you who suffer seasonal allergies and wear contacts. Read More
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