Observational study examines corneal striae in contact lens wear, indicating they are reversible and do not impact comfort or vision.
One subject manifesting corneal striae after wearing hydrophilic lenses was observed for a 600‐day period. It was found that the striae did not affect comfort or vision and were reversible throughout the entire period of the study. A discussion, description and rationale for the presence of the striae is given.
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