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See if this sounds familiar. You put your Acuvue Advance contacts in and they feel great. You take them out for the night and have a good night's sleep. You wake up and put your contacts back in, and they're completely different. Now you can feel them in your eyes with every blink. What happened? Is this something that gets better after a few days?
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