Every day, scientists are learning more about the new coronavirus and how it spreads. One thing is certain: the virus is transmitted through droplet transmission, and those droplets enter the body through a mucous membrane — like your eyes.
For this reason, many contact lens users have started wearing glasses instead for fear that contacts can increase the risk of catching COVID-19.
However, according to the findings of a recent literature review, contact lenses are not cause for concern with regard to the spread of the new coronavirus. “Contact lenses remain a perfectly acceptable form of vision correction during the coronavirus pandemic, as long as people practise good hand hygiene and follow appropriate wear-and-care directions,” said