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Can Sleeping In Contacts Increase Deposits? In this informative video, we will discuss the effects of sleeping in contact lenses and how it can impact your eye health. Wearing contact lenses overnight may seem convenient, but it can lead to several complications that every lens wearer should be aware of. We will explain how the lack of oxygen and reduced tear production during sleep can create an environment where deposits form on your lenses. These deposits can contribute to discomfort and increase the risk of infections, which can affect your vision.

We will also cover the importance of maintaining proper hygiene when using contact lenses and why regular check-ups with your eye care professional are essential. If you wear lenses that are approved for overnight use, we’ll provide tips on how to care for them effectively to minimize risks. Your eye health is important, and understanding the implications of improper lens wear is key to protecting your vision.

Join us as we break down these important aspects of contact lens care and provide you with the knowledge to make informed decisions about your eye health. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more helpful discussions on optometry and eye care!

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