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Yes, they do wear contacts, including during challenges. They also sometimes wear glasses—or switch to glasses if contacts are too annoying. The cast is provided with contact lens solution. It's one of the things provided to each tribe in a storage container that is kept off-camera.
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Read More »I interviewed Anthony Melchiorri about Hotel Impossible at the start of season six, and we covered everything from firing producers to how much of each episode was planned in advance. He was also candid about his lack of patience with some of the hotel operators. Read the interview. Do some contestants on Survivor wear contact lens, and if so, how do they get their hands clean in order to put them in and take them out? Or do they just wear glasses and just have blurry vision during wet or messy challenges? —Jake Yes, they do wear contacts, including during challenges. They also sometimes wear glasses—or switch to glasses if contacts are too annoying. The cast is provided with contact lens solution. It’s one of the things provided to each tribe in a storage container that is kept off-camera. Inside are things like a combination sunscreen/insect repellant, tampons, and medications for each contestant (that could include something they all need to take, such as malaria pills, or just be individual prescriptions). Survivors also have access to clean drinking water, though they are still encouraged to boil it before drinking. Ashley Trainer, a contestant on Survivor Samoa, discussed contacts in an Reddit AMA: “We are allowed to wear contacts. We are not given water to wash our hands though.. We would bathe together, it was very common to see each other naked because everyone wanted to get ‘clean’ without wearing their clothes or swim suit.” On season 33, Jessica Lewis first thought her eye infection might have been one of her contacts. She told EW: “It was late and pitch dark. As I laid in the shelter, something felt off with my right eye. I thought maybe it had been my contact lens, but I had taken them out. This may be gross, but I could feel goop building up in my eye. It hurt, like I’d been hit.” During season 26, Survivor Caramoan, contacts were even part of an episode’s storyline. To quote the CBS recap: “At the start of the challenge all members of both tribes dive into the water. The strong swimmers make it to their tribe’s cage quickly while the weak ones take longer. Laura, from the Gota tribe, is the furthest out, giving Bikal an advantage. After everyone from the tribe is up and over the cage, they can start untying the door. The Bikal (Favorites) tribe starts untying their door first, while Shamar starts yelling at Reynold on the Gota (Fans) tribe. Shamar accuses Reynold of stealing his mask, which he needs to protect his contact lenses. Reynold ignores him and dives down to untie the door. … … The Gota tribe shows their discouragement as they return to camp after their loss. Reynold tries to talk to Shamar who immediately shuts him down. Shamar says, ‘Don’t talk to me. You’re disgusting. Don’t talk to me.’ He accuses Reynold of taking his goggles and then ignoring him when he asked for them back.”
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