No contacts at actions. Tear gas can react and fuse them to eyeballs.
Contact wearers! What are you doing to see at protests? I have a friend who can't wear glasses and wants to come to these protests. My instinct is she should not risk it. Thoughts?
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this is a bit of a myth. hours of direct contact exposure will damage eyes and contacts must be discarded after, but daily lenses with goggles or gas masks are ok. please dm me for resources (including trial contacts)
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If they do risk it, they should have a very hard line that as soon as tear gas is deployed, they beat it.
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I would say it's better not to risk it. I would rather she participate in other ways and not risk injury to her eyes.
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I look through the camera on my phone. no joke
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I use this to find my glasses when I lose em. Optometrists HATE this one simple trick?
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Snowboard goggles over glasses. It’s not perfect, but it works.
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/ I just walk around blind. Sometimes I walk up to people thinking they're protestors and it's a cop and I jump a little.
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do you wear contacts? do you need help acquiring some? please dm me if so.
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Glasses and a set of ANSI Z87+ ballistic goggles designed to fit over glasses are the right combo.
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