As initially reported, 07/21/2017, a call was received from consumer stated that two contact lenses were found in one blister pack, resulting in having two contact lenses stuck in her eyes.She consulted an eye care provider and reported that an ulcer/laceration was seen in the right eye.She used unspecified drops every hour.The consumer was scheduled to follow-up with her eye care provider later that day.Symptoms were not yet resolved.Further information received stated that the consumer did not continue follow-up with her eye care provider as scheduled.Consumer stated that she cancelled her visit to ecp.Symptoms resolved, she has not resumed contact lens wear and she stated that she would not be resuming contact lens wear.She will be in glasses.Further information was received from the consumer via faxed medical and billing records, and are summarized as follows: the consumer was seen by an emergency eye care provider (ecp) on (b)(6) 2017.Fluorescein staining was performed during this visit, and it was also reported that a topical anesthetic was used as well.The consumer was discharged on moxifloxacin opthalmaologic solution 0.5% to use one drop in the right eye, every hour on the hour.The consumer was advised to return for follow-up the next day; however, a note was made that this follow-up appointment was cancelled.Additional information was received from the consumer via a faxed prescription profile.It was reported that the consumer obtained ofloxacin opthalmaologic solution 0.3% on (b)(6) 2017.
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