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There's a lot of stuff about wearing contact lenses too long on this site, but I still have a question that as far as I know has not been addressed.
There are a lot of good reasons not to wear contacts longer than they are intended to be worn. Lack of oxygen to the eye, protein buildup, but what about the fact that when your contacts are in your eyes you can't wash them? Will that be a factor in keeping you from sleeping in their contacts? |
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