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It is my understanding that Acuvue Advance for Astigmatism is a daily contact lens not intended for overnight use. Why is that? I heard something about the risk of infection when you wear them while you sleep. Is this really an issue when your eyes are closed all night? Infections don't just "happen." They have to come from somewhere, right? I hope that doesn't sound like a stupid question. I don't think it's a good idea to sleep with daily contacts in, but not because of infections.
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