Sleeping in contact lenses is harmful since it raises the risk of developing an infection in your eyes. Your contact prevents your eye from getting the oxygen and water it needs to combat a bacterial or microbial invasion while you're sleeping.
If you do fall asleep with your lenses in, remove them as soon as possible and wait a day before wearing them again. Protect yourself from infection by maintaining appropriate contact lens care.
If you see any of the signs of infection, consult a doctor as soon as possible to treat the condition before it becomes serious.
No, they could fall out in your sleep, stupid people!
Yes, because the contact dries out and will stick to your eye.
You can but it can cause irritation. only sleep in contacts that are made to stay in for one month straight or whatever time.
Cheaper contacts depending on who they are made by can put your eyes at risk. According to the website The Sun, someone almost died due to fungus in cheap contacts. They spent 17 weeks in the hospital after this. So cheaper contacts are not as safe as other contacts.
No
"Just like normal non-colored acuvue contacts, Acuve color contacts are safe as long as the child is mature and responsible. Some children at the age of 8 can wear these contacts after examination by an eye doctor."
Your eyes will slowly correct themselves but in your sleep the contacts will splinter and make you blind. Have fun u moron! :) Your eyes will slowly correct themselves but in your sleep the contacts will splinter and make you blind. Have fun u moron! :)
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Many types of lubricant eye drops are safe and effective to use, even while wearing contacts. Bausch and Lomb ReNu brand eye drops and Systane Contacts are two lubricant eye drop products that are safe to use while wearing contacts (which will not harm your contacts and will help your eyes).
no not as long as you clean it and take it off before you go to sleep unless you buy the ones that you are able to sleep with
Yes.
it is not good for your eyes.
there is no safe way
i think its because, people that wear contacts to sleep isn't comfortable with them in. Plus your eyes need air coming threw although you sleep in them less air comes threw. Its really uncomfortable for your eyes that's what makes it hard for you too sleep.