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Aqua lens contact lens 24 hrs

2020-06-18 15:59:30
Can wear 24 hrs lens during sleep???no side effect ll happened ???not for daily any one day ???...!!
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U should never ur contact lenses while sleeping  not only for one day Otherwise it will cause a serious infection of eye

Answered2020-06-19 05:40:24

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NO, madam please do not sleep with contact lenses in your eyes. It is a high risk for infection. If you have slept wearing your contact lenses please have your eyes checked especially if you are having any symptoms like redness, discharge or pain.
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Do not wash your eyes with tap water

Answered2020-06-19 04:45:52

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Never wear your contacts for more than 6 hours continuously in a day.. maximum u can stretch it up to 8 hours but never throughout the day n most certainly not overnight while sleeping

Answered2020-06-18 16:34:25

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