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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eye Contact Lens. 2010 Nov;36(6):334–339. doi: 10.1097/ICL.0b013e3181f579f7

TABLE 5.

Association Between Behavior and Perceived Compliance

Behavior Perceived noncompliant, n (%) Perceived compliant, n (%) P
Negative behaviors: Do you do it?
Sleeping in lenses 0.020
    No 10 (9) 97 (91)
    Yes 10 (24) 32 (76)
Wearing lenses longer than recommended <0.0001
    No 1 (1) 75 (99)
    Yes 19 (27) 52 (73)
Replacing less frequently than recommended 0.007
    No 6 (7) 78 (93)
    Yes 14 (23) 48 (77)
Swimming while wearing lenses 0.725
    No 8 (12) 57 (88)
    Yes 12 (14) 72 (86)
Topping up care solutions 1a
    No 18 (14) 111 (86)
    Yes 2 (10) 18 (90)
Rinsing lenses with tap water 0.471a
    No 19 (15) 111 (85)
    Yes 1 (5) 18 (95)
Positive behaviors: Do you do it?
Washing hands before handling lenses 0.030a
    No 4 (40) 6 (60)
    Yes 16 (12) 123 (88)
Using fresh care solution 0.008a
    No 3 (75) 1 (25)
    Yes 17 (12) 128 (88)
Replacing lens case 0.192
    No 10 (18) 45 (82)
    Yes 10 (11) 84 (89)
a

P values from Fisher exact test; other P values from chi-square test.