Some contact lenses, like extended wear contacts, are meant to be worn overnight. However, many are not. Sleeping in daytime contact lenses will reduce the amount of oxygen entering your eye, causing your eyes to become dry. Sleeping in contact lenses not approved for overnight wear also puts you at higher risk for bacterial infection.
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