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I was just reading about extended wear contact lenses. The article said that oxygen moves freely through lenses like Acuvue Advance, but if you plan to wear them for several days without cleaning them, you need to be careful to avoid things like smoke and dust. What other kinds of things should you stay away from when wearing Acuvue Advance contacts?
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