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Reflections of Light in Contact lens
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[QUOTE="Andy Resnick, post: 5463353, member: 20368"] It depends on what the contact lens is made of- there are lots of 'flavors': [URL]http://www.allaboutvision.com/contacts/faq/contact-materials.htm[/URL] And as Simon Bridge points out, there is a tear film that cover the lens when it is in your eye, so the refractive index mismatch is fairly small. [/QUOTE]
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