Sunday, October 30, 2011
Retailer Sells Contact Lenses after Warning
"A hidden camera investigation reveals local stores
are selling colorful contact lenses illegally. The popular Halloween
accessories can damage your eyes and aren't supposed to be sold without a
prescription. But some stores aren't getting the message," reports ABC News in WVZN. "Since we first explored the dangers of the contact
lenses, two stores yanked them from their shelves after we told them
it's against state law to sell them without a prescription. While in one of the stores with a hidden camera,
the clerk pulled the lenses from behind the counter. They were for sale
for only $15. It was the same thing at another convenience
store. And we confronted the owner of the Super Stop on Fowler Street in
Fort Myers after buying a pair for $29. No prescription was needed." Read and see more.
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eye health
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