It was initially reported by a distributor via email on (b)(6) 2018 that a female consumer had an eye infection in her left eye after wearing the contact lenses.She threw away the lenses she was wearing, the case and solution.After the infection cleared up, she wore the lenses and got another eye infection in her left eye.Her ecp diagnosed a corneal ulcer of the left eye.New information obtained from the consumer via phone follow-up on 30mar2018 stated that she did not remember the exact date of event.Upon putting the first contact lens in her left eye, she experienced redness and irritation within an hour of wear.The consumer removed the contact lens and went to see her ecp who informed her that she had a bacterial infection which was a result of wearing the contact lens.She threw out the contact lens and wore glasses until her symptoms resolved.At that point, she tried to wear another contact lens for the left eye from the same box and within hours experienced redness and irritation.She removed the contact lens and went again to see her ecp who diagnosed her with corneal ulcer.The consumer was prescribed besifloxacin %0.6 with an unspecified treatment modality.Her symptoms have completely resolved and she was wearing glasses.Additional information has been requested but not yet received.
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