On (b)(6) 2014 a pt called our firm to report that he/she had "staining and dot in the black part of os due to 1day trueye lens.The pt was seen at an eye clinic.The pt was told that the staining was quite deep.The pt recovered about two months later.The pt was told that the staining would leave a slight scar.The pt was instructed to discontinue contact lens (cl) wear.The pt could not wear cl for about two months (it is unk how long the pt was instructed to discontinue cl wear).The pt was given prescription medications.The pt's os is fine and the pt wears cls at the moment." on (b)(6)2014, our firm contacted the cl sales shop associated with the eye clinic, and obtained the following information."the pt was seen at the eye clinic on (b)(6) 2014; at that time, the pt was fitted with 1day trueye lenses and did not get a prescription for cls." on (b)(6)2014, our firm contacted the eye clinic and obtained the following information."the pt was seen at the clinic initially in (b)(6) 2014 and five times in total.The sys care professional (ecp) gave the pt a prescription for eye drops.".
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On (b)(6) 2014, the pt refused to allow our firm to contact the eye clinic for a medical interview.The suspect lens was discarded.The lot number is unk so no product investigation can be completed.Due to the limited information provided by the pt, this os event is being reported as a worst case.If additional information is received it will be reported within 30 days of receipt.Serious reportable event rends are reviewed quarterly in executive management review meetings.
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