I Slept in My Contact Lenses! - Sleeping with Contact Lenses

Is sleeping with contact lenses bad? Well I accidentally slept with my contacts in and thought I would share what happens when you sleep with contacts and which contact lenses are approved for sleeping in.

About This Video: In this video, Joseph J. Allen, OD FAAO from Doctor Eye Health shares his experience of sleeping in contact lenses. If you have ever wondered what happens when you sleep with contacts, then this is the video for you. I accidentally slept with my contacts in and I thought I would do a video explaining what happens when wearing contacts to sleep.

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*** Sleeping in contact lenses is risky. Some contact lenses are approved for overnight wear (Extended wear contacts) by the US FDA.
The approved lenses I most often use are:
Coopervision Biofinity
Acuvue Oasys
Air Optix Night and Day

Either way, wearing contact lenses overnight increases your risk of infection or other eye health complications by almost 5x! If you ever experience redness, pain or changes to your vision it is important to remove your contact lenses and call your eye doctor immediately.

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