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1 Day Acuvue contacts are not to be slept in, right? I've heard that before, but I've never really gotten an explanation why. Does it have something to do with oxygen?
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Yes. As you sleep, the eye cannot clean itself properly becasue the lens is in the way. This causes the lens to dry up and effectively stick to your eye. Not a nice thing to experience at all...trust me on that one!
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