Polycarbonate Eyeglass Allergy: What to Know & Common Allergens
There is no known evidence or reports of allergies specifically to polycarbonate eyeglass frames. Polycarbonate is a type of plastic commonly used in eyeglass frames due to its lightweight, impact-resistant, and shatterproof properties. Allergic reactions to eyeglasses typically involve the materials used in the frame or components such as nickel, silicone, or certain alloys.Eye & Vision Disorders - Related Articles
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