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Blue Peter presenter Helen Skelton almost suffered a set back in here successful high wire challenge for red nose day. She lost one of her contact lenses toward the end of the stunt
She was trying to break the record for the highest high-wire walk ever by a woman in the UK after inching the 150m between two chimneys of London's Battersea Power Station 66m up all in aid of Red Nose Day.
Skelton, on a steel wire slightly narrower than a 10p coin, took 14 minutes to complete the 160-yard journey. But on the last few steps she could barely see because one of her contact lenses had fallen out. There was no safety net, although she did have a harness attached to a safety wire.
Losing you contact lens on the hire wire is not the best place to lose a contact lens but it is not a scenario many of us have to face. However losing a contact lens is something which can happen at the worst possible time.
Remember when Gordon brown lost one of his contact lenses down the plug hole just before a very important speech a few years ago and he didn't have any spares.
Many sports people like rugby players are always losing contact lenses. England Rugby International Jo McGilchrist was always losing hers during games but the she discovered iGO Overnight vision correction contact lenses.
So if you want to avoid losing your lenses switch to overnight vision correction.
