In some parts of the world, hay fever season is in full swing. For those of you who wear contact lenses, this can be a really uncomfortable time. Your eyes may feel dry and itchy, and you may feel like you can't wear your contacts for fear of experiencing even more symptoms.

But don't worry – you can still wear your contacts during hay fever season, and feel comfortable with them. However, there are small numbers of cases when people with contact lenses are affected by the high number of pollen in the air. If you are also one of those people, you can use these tips to ensure that hay fever season won’t give you any problems.

Hay fever season is upon us, and that means itchy eyes, runny noses, and sneezing all day long. For most of us, this means reaching for the tissues and popping an over-the-counter medication. But what if you're still wearing contact lenses?

You can still wear contact lenses during hay fever season and feel comfortable with them. However, there are small numbers of cases when people with contact lenses are affected by the high number of pollen in the air. If you are also one of those people, you can use these tips to ensure that hay fever season won’t give you any problems:

- Wear glasses instead of contacts when the pollen count is high

- Wipe your lenses with a cleansing cloth every night to get rid of any pollen or dust

- If your eyes start to feel itchy or dry, remove your contacts and let your eyes rest

So you're finally ready to ditch your glasses and rock some contact lenses this hay fever season? That's great! But before you go buying a new prescription, there are a few things you need to know.

For starters, you should be comfortable with them. Many people are hesitant to try contacts because they're afraid of the learning curve, but the truth is that contact lenses are actually really easy to use. If you follow the simple steps in our guide, you'll be able to put them in and take them out like a pro in no time.

Plus, if you're feeling a little under the weather, don't worry – you can still wear your contacts! Just make sure you give your eyes a break from time to time and consult your doctor if your symptoms get worse.

So, you're one of those rare people who somehow still wears contact lenses during hay fever season. We salute you! But just because you're determined to power through doesn't mean that hay fever season won't give you any problems.

Here are a few tips to make sure your contact lenses stay comfortable during hay fever season:

-Avoid going outside when the pollen count is high.

-Wash your hands and face before putting your contact lenses in, and avoid touching your eyes as much as possible.

-Use a saline solution to rinse your contacts after taking them out.

-If you start feeling dry or itchy eyes, take your contacts out and give your eyes a break.

Here are a few tips to help keep your contact lenses comfortable during hay fever season.

If you're susceptible to hay fever, make sure you keep your contact lenses clean and free of any pollen. Wipe them down with a cleansing solution every time you remove them, and also wash your hands thoroughly before putting them in or taking them out.

Another way to reduce the risk of hay fever is to avoid wearing your contacts when the pollen count is high. If you know there's going to be a high pollen day, put your contacts away and wear glasses instead.

And finally, make sure you drink plenty of fluids throughout the day. Keeping your eyes hydrated will help keep them comfortable and less irritated.