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I read somewhere that wearing your contact lenses overnight (Presumably it doesn't matter whether the contacts were made for overnight wear or not.) will result in an 800% increase in your chances of dry eye.
800% huh? Can anyone confirm that statistic? My guess is there's a 98% chance nobody can. |
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