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I know that it's not a good idea to leave your Acuvue Advance Astigmatism contact lenses in for too long, sleeping in them when they weren't designed for it and all. I get it, but I've heard from non-professional people that this can lead to actual loss of vision.
I'd like a professional opinion this time, if possible. Can you really go blind if you wear your contact lenses overnight when you're not supposed to? I think there are many good, true reasons not to do this, so I don't see the point of telling people something that isn't true to "scare" them into doing the right thing. |
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