If you get water in your eyes while wearing contact lenses, remove them as soon as possible. Don't put your contacts back in until they've been cleaned and disinfected with the appropriate contact lens solution. If you wear daily disposable lenses, simply throw them away and use a fresh pair.
Contact an eye care specialist if pain, redness, discomfort, or blurred vision persist after removing your lenses. This could indicate a possible infection.
Pro tip: Wet contact lenses tend to stick to the eyes, making it more difficult to remove them. If this happens to you, we recommend waiting up to 30 minutes before removing the lenses to prevent irritation.