Generally the answer is 'no' - mainly because preservatives in the
medication can 'concentrate' in the contact lens and cause mild toxicity
to the cornea. Secondly because the dosage of the medication itself may
be increased by the same process - which sometimes is desirable and
sometimes not.

You should wait 15 minutes after using medicated eye drops before
inserting CL's.

Dom

Senefilcon is the material for Acuvue Oasys.  I've been fitting them
for the past several months.  I cannot keep enough in stock.

Dom is correct about the eyedrops and contact lenses.  Normally when
you instill a drop of medication into the eye, most of it runs out, and
the rest is in contact with the eye for only a short time.  Anything
that becomes absorbed into the lens matrix will be in contact with the
eye for hours, thereby amplying the effect.  In this case it will be
the steroid, and you would probably need to adjust your dosage to take
that into consideration, but virtually nobody will have a formula for
calculating what that should be.

A better solution would be to remove your contacts altogether and use
eyeglasses temporarily.  Remember those ancient devices?  You can get a
pair made up in about one hour.

DrG