Summer after my freshman year of college I forced myself to wear glasses only until I could get a solid bedtime routine down because I was falling asleep with my contacts in so often. I was soooo worried about getting an eye infection! It took me about ten months 😅
I used to sleep in my contacts pretty much every night and wound up with a relatively severe cornea scratch and I want to say an ulcer as well. I had to wear glasses exclusively for about a month and a half. It was so painful and my eye was constantly red. Definitely not worth the risk.
I have accidentally but I am lucky enough to have Night and Day Optix. My eyes were red and dry the next day. Oups. I wore my glasses for a few days after to give my eyes a break.
I accidentally slept on my contacts once. Thank God nothing happened to me but the same thing, when I opened my eyes, I had clear vision and not realizing I still had my contacts on, I freaked out becaise of my clear eyesight.
@@Cycle4Life12 there's no way he's able to all of our comments. Stop being egotistical and seek professional help when they're on the job. He isn't obligated to give you advice outside of a professional setting.
I’ve only slept in my contacts one time. I was wearing total daily ones, I immediately noticed I had them in because when I looked in my ceiling I could see the fine details.
The same thing happened to me, woke up the next morning and thought hey how the hell did my vision get corrected overnight? Then I realised that I slept in my contacts.
I accidentally slept in my contact lenses once for about half an hour. I was tired and fell asleep during the day. I didn't even realise until my mum saw me and freaked out because the whites of my eyes were hella red.
I have actually worn ortho-k lenses for a year, but, after wearing them, one day(during the spring with pollen) I woke up and one of my eyes was super red and irritated, turns out my eye had a cornea inflammation, I now wear regular daily disposable contacts and glasses and I feel much better now :)
I "accidentally" slept in my contacts ......... translation ......... I got absolutely shitfaced, completely annihilated, took a trip on the ring-pull express, and fell asleep with my contacts in!
Just can’t have enough of your vid’s Doc, you’re the best and share the bestness with us. My nemesis against sleeping on lenses are: lint and shampoo, at times rain. Once slept on polymacom lenses at DK 9. I could swear my chorneas would’ve fallen apart 🤦🏻♂️
I started wearing glasses in the 7th grade. My Sjogren’s symptoms have gotten worse in the last 15 years; because, of this I no longer wear any type of contact lenses. I could only wear gas-permeable contact lenses. My correction was a -10 in both eyes. In Oct. ‘19 & Mar. ‘20, I required surgery for cataracts, so the “bonus” is now my correction is -2.5 & -1.75! It is a whole new world out there; I can now see across the room w/out wearing my glasses! I am not yet a “seasoned” adult.
Regularly sleep in my contacts get too sleepy after school and doing work and I’m starting to break the habit but definitely haven’t seen any differences with my eyes
*Made a mistake and slept in mines 2 weeks ago. Of course there was mucus and a little redness. I was like why can I see the time on my clock... Lol!!! I’m wearing contacts for almost 20 years and slept in contact about 3 times. I don’t play when it comes on to my health.*
When I was in high school I would sometimes fall asleep in my contacts and then wake up the next day with my eyes feeling extra sensitive and swollen shut with nasty discharge coming out of them and feeling extremely light sensitive. It was total hell and lasted about 24 hours. Now as an adult, I make sure to always take out my contacts before bed no matter how tired, but the very few times I slipped up and slept w them I didn’t get the same issue I did when younger at all. Not sure if my eyes got stronger from wearing contacts for many years so they can take the abuse now lol
gosh! im experiencing the same thing for the first time, i donno what came over me last night that i mistakenly slept with them on then woke up this morning at 5 o'clock my the lens was kindda stucked to my right eye but it came off easily and was fine, i mean there's not much of redness or any pain in that eye but im over worried about my left eye i mean i woke up by it feeling kindda stingy and there were tears all over my eye so i obviously the lens came super easier than the other eye but it was shockingly red and irritated so i washed it a couple of times with luke warm boiled salty water and treated it with cold compresses for yk the redness but it's still not quite fixed im starting to worry ps:good thing is my mother haven't noticed it yet. like im wearing my glasses and she was suspicious but i made sure she blames the soup for the redness not her daughter's stupidity 🤦🏻♀️
I've only been wearing contacts for around a month. I can barely get through a full day without wanting to rip them out of my eye holes. 😂 I can't even fathom sleeping in lenses.
(this is just a random person's advice) When you pick them up from the liquid, try not to touch the inside too much so that you remove as little liquid as possible. If when you put them in your eyes they feel dry then it's not good. Put them back in the liquid and try picking them up more carefully. Hope this helped :)
I sleep in mine every night and only take them out every 6 months. I've never had a problem from not taking them out. I've even had several surgeries and have not taken them out for that. Over the last several years my eyes have actually gotten better. They've went from -4.75 down to -3.25 and even my eye doctor thinks that's odd.
I sleep in my contacts 5 out of 7 nights a week sometimes more. I’ve been in contacts for 9 years. Never had an issue past a little eye gunk. Do not replicate, I am superhuman.
I've had contacts for about 6 months.. I probably have accidentally slept in them 5-7 times. One time I accidentally slept with them within 2 days of eachother.. I think it's safe to accidentally do it every now and then, but of course it should be taught to avoid it as much as possible, because the more you do it, the higher your chances of problems.
Thanks Doc. I took a nap in my contacts (daily ones) and it got suctioned into my eyeballs right before I decided to shower. So I am so happy I watched this video so I put effort into taking off suctioned contacts instead of making it worse possibly by showering with contacts (a big no no). I washed my hands then carefullly scraped a contact off one eye with CLEAN thumb and index finger nails, put on another contact lens so I can see, then carefully scraped the other suctioned contact out of my other eye. Hope this helps people.
I sleep in my contacts lenses by accident in my eyes was got things look foggy want do that again was so tired from a fashion show I did though I was going blind Thanks for sharing it help me alot
If you’re planning on getting drunk to the point we’re you’ll forget then wear glasses normally when I go clubbing I get drunk and quite drunk even I remember but I never club to the point where I blackout even apart from leaving contacts in you can rlly get yourself in some shit😭and being quite drunk is enough anyway getting black out or just crazy drunk isn’t worth it but if I’m just at home and me and my friends are tryna get fucked I don’t put lenses in I just keep glasses bad get absolutely destroyed I still get smashed on nights out to the point where I can’t rlly control myself but I still have some kind of sense left in me to where I can take them off Before I sleep also if I’m going home with someone before we get it on I take it off quickly if not I definitely take them off after just drink sensibly to the point where you can still get crazy drunk but stay to the point where you have a sense of what’s going on even when you’re smashed to be able to take them off but if you’re going to house parties ur usually in an environment and might even sleep over there if your a student your place shouldn’t be too far from where your partying in if you live in dorms and even if you are travelling to the party you can stay over there but if you aren’t staying over there and u have to travel their like clubbing then wear contacts but drink sensibly or drink like a moron and wear glasses while clubbing but I don’t like them for clubbing I look uglier and it’s harder to speak to ppl but if it’s a Houseparty chances are you aren’t tryna get laid in general or won’t have to travel far and can even stay there and won’t think about the best of the best like when you go clubbing bad there’s a bunch of ppl u don’t know could even find a future bf gf there but a house party it’s usually more closed and you know most ppl there and can stay there or dnot not have to travel much or at all so you can wear glasses no need for contacts but if it’s a big party same as clubbing if your gonna stay over there or are planning on getting yourself smashed to the max and not get laid get anyone’s number of anything dotn care that even tho you can still look good you don’t look your best best bc of the glasses then wear glasses if not wear contacts if u wanna get laid or wanna just look ur best but drunk sensibily I do that for clubbing but for majority of house parties apart from select few that are huge like clubs I’d wear glasses and just lose myself in alcohol if not I wear contacts but if I’m going clubbing for the sold reason of blacking out and nothing else then personally I wear glasses cos I know I’ll not take them off
My husband wears the Acuvue Oasys , and he can wear them 6+ nights without taking them out!! I have “nagged” him to start taking them out at least one night a week. I used to wear the Biofinity, and slept in them a few times, but I had to have a bottle of Refresh on the night stand to use immediately. In the last year, I started taking them out every other night, but they were so dry in the mornings, so I stopped. I had my yearly eye exam yesterday, and I am now wearing the Total 1 Dailies. Of course, the first night I had them, last night, I fell asleep reading; when I woke up I was like WTH I can see! Then I started blinking, and found out why. I know they are “dailies,” but they were comfortable after the Refresh drops, my eyes were not red, so I am keeping them in. I will see how my eyes look tonight, who knows???
*We don't have such friendly Doctors in our area, Majority of the Allopathic Doctors here are super rude and are not willing to give explanations about our basic eye problems, I was having astigmatism about -0.75 CYL since beginning but it went unnoticed and I was just given the minus SPH lens instead of CYL which made my astigmatism even worse and I got myopia after that with constant headaches , when I used to ask my doctor what's the fix for this , She would say nothing , also prevented me from using contact lenses instead of spectacles. I'm from Kerala , India* Your videos helped me a lot thanks
Oh my gosh ! I have the same issue !! I too had astigmatism from the very beginning but even after regular checkup it went unnoticed, and now, after almost 2 years, my CYL power is -4.00 somehow I never got any complications such as headache during those two years and I think that's where it went wrong
NOOO WAY I've worn cl's now for about 52years and never will I ever wear them to sleep overnight. As I've also never had an infection either.However i do wear high o2 soft lenses and Rgp lenses due to my average wearing time of about 19hrs a day. Alcon Air optix and Boston XO2 multifocal. As I rely on them to see i wear them long days BUT never to sleep. I've taken short naps only.
When the 1st extended wear Len came out,Coopervision Permalens. I could only tolerate 3 nights wear only and my eyes were totally irritated. So never was a good option.
I slept in my contact lenses while doing a 24 hours sleep in shift 2 days ago. After waking up my eyes were really green but I had super clear vision. Then I discovered that I had no other pair on me so ended up wearing the ones for like 28 hours. I was really glad to get rid of them after getting home and was using moisturising eye drops all day long. After seeing that horrible pic I'm not even sure that I could wear my 1day acuvue moist for the 16hours shift??? Don't really know what to do because I can't use my glasses with the mask🤔
oops.. I ACCIDENTALLY slept in my contacts for almost a month, and I'm still wearing them right now. LET ME TELL U THIS, I cant even remember what it felt like to be nearsighted, my eyes are completely adapted to them except that they feel a lil dry the minute I wake up every day. So I come here to leave this comment.
I napped with day lenses and oh my god it was a bad experience. The lens somehow dried up and solidified in the middle of the contacts inside my eye.The pain from each blink when I woke up was one of the worse experiences I've had. Luckily no infection.
Ive been sleeping and wearing my lenses for three months now. I only remove them to clean protein build up when it gets uncomfortable. But overall, no issues with eyes since I am good hygiene.
Hi Doc! I'm 77 y.o., and I've worn contact lenses since the early 1960s beginning with conventional hard lenses. Over the years I "graduated" through various improved and types of lenses, finally ending up with extended-wear lenses. I wore the extended-wear lenses beginning in the mid-1970s until 20 years ago when I had cataract surgery and no longer correction. I'm happy to say that through all these years I never had an eye infection or any other eye condition; however, I should say that I was always meticulous with lens cleaning and other maintenance. Having said that, if my vision ever required it, I would definitely opt for corrective lens implants
hey i have a question , i wear only one contact per day either right or left and switch the other side the next day . will it harm me . i have been doin this for 2 years , it helps me prolong the life of the contacts and i have no problem seeing normal with one eye at a time too
I always sleep in my disposable contacts because I'm freaking blind without them and have no desire to wake up in an emergency blind. I also don't dispose of my contacts until they're irritating me.
the problem with wearing contacts on a flight is the lower atmospheric pressure. because of that there is already less oxygen for your eyes on a flight than on the ground and contacts are another barrier added, making it worse
ive once taken a nap in the car, was on a 3 hour roadtrip and im not sure how long i slept for but i assume it was around an hour or a bit more. definitely woke up with very dry eyes i panicked and took em out as soon as i realised i had accidently slept with them
Hey Doc! Thanks for the informative video! Quick question, so about daily lens wear, could I essentially ‘nap’ in them or is it best to just take them out, nap, and put them back in? I also did use the extended wear for a good while, the night and day air optix. It was nice waking up the next day with clear vision! Lol.
I don’t “sleep” in my contacts at night per say, but I do take a nap throughout the day with it and it seems like vita ones have been the best contacts at least for me to sleep in. I do not recommend for anyone to do what I do because not all eyes can take what my eyes can.
Just me who’s watching this because there planning on getting drunk and want to see what it looks like if you forget to take them out or are too drunk to take them out
About 20 years ago or so I used to wear my lenses fir 30 days, in those days they said it was safer as the lense wasn't handle as much. Funny how things change
I wear the biofinty lenses. I can't sleep in them without my eyes becoming irritated, so I don't do it regularly, but it helps me to worry less if I happen to fall asleep in them. When I do, I always take them out as soon as I can and give my eyes a break.
I have occasionally nodded off at my desk at home for an hour or two. That's the longest I've ever slept in them. It is a shamed that multifocal with astigmatism correction don't come in extended wear.
Have been wearing soft contacts since I was 13. I’m in my 40s now. Even when the “sleep approved” contacts became popular years ago, as well as the disposable lenses, I simply do not tolerate sleeping in them well at all. Unless I happen to accidentally doze off for a nap, I always take them out as soon as I’m home from work. If I happen to fall asleep w/ them in, they literally feel like they are glued to my eye and I work and work to remove them. Then, my eyes are very uncomfortable for about an hour afterward. Agree 100%. Don’t sleep in them - let your eyes rest and get the O2 they need to remain healthy👍👍
I been sleeping in mines for a while .. and try not to now... I have scar tissue & blood vessels when they put the purple light on them with the eye exam.... I wear contacts from time to time & day time & glasses in the evening.. to avoid the eye infections.....and what not on a road to healthy eyes ... btw I’m not a candidate for lasik. From sleeping in them.. which so disappointing
I just started wearing contacts in January the doctor ordered for me two trial, Biofinity Toric X-RAY and Acuvue, I have a really bad astigmatism (10 OD & 165 OS) Anyway the bio ones ate amazing, in fact it’s what I ordered. Acuvue, While I’m sure it worked for many other people but for me I constantly had blurred / tunnel vision Especially while driving. In fact today for the first time I made the mistake of falling to sleep with my contacts on and while it was only for 3 or 4 hours, Thank God I didn’t even realize my contacts were still on until maybe half an hour after I woke up meaning they didn’t bother me at all
Thank you! I have worn extended wear acuvues for over a decade, slept in them almost constantly, and barely ever rinsed them between lens changes, and never had a problem. Until last week, when I was diagnosed with a GPC in my left eye!! Your GPC video and this one really helped me feel better about my eye care going forward: I'm definitely going to treat my eyes a lot better after watching these vids! Thanks again!
I only really took a nap in them for like an hour and I was really tired at the time to even think of taking them out :'D I pretty much got the same symptoms as you did, no pain, just some red eyes 😂
Omg, I remember falling a asleep after work one day (I where biofinity contacts) and woke about an hour later with one of my eyes burning like crazy. I tried to take out my contact and realized it had ripped in half while I was asleep. That is the worst way ever to wake up and I haven’t fallen asleep with my contacts in since.
Doc, i have been using contact lens for almost 15 years. I agree with you that so far, Air Optix is the best for me..... it's so comfortable and infection free.
I usually nap in my contact lenses, maybe 30%of the time, I can continue wearing without any issue or irritation. But when I do have irritation, I find it very difficult to pull them out, feels like they are glued to my eyes!
My hard scleral lens are hell to sleep in. They practically weld themselves to your eyeballs. I also get a fog that takes a while to subside. I rarely forget to pull them but when I do, it's a bad thing.
I tried 10 min naps and nothing happened to me. But I once accidentally slept on my contacts overnight, when I woke up, I freaked out, because I had clear vision 🤣🤣
For the contact lenses that are approved for extended wear, are they also approved for taking showers and washing your face with them in your eyes? If we are talking days of extended wear, people will have to wash eventually and getting tap water in your eyes with contact lenses in might be a completely different story...
@@inzaghiscornsalad7034 don't be it's easy and painless you won't feel a thing! At first you feel like there's an eyelash in your eye but dor 2 or 3 days top then you won't even notice them!
Are you talking about sleeping overnight with contacts versus taking short naps with them in? I never thought taking a nap would be a problem. But now I'm wondering?
Ahaha I sleep w my contacts for WEEKS, Ik it’s bad but I have absolutely no issues and I’ve been doing it for about a year. If they feel dry or irritated I take them out and wear glasses for a day or two but put my contacts back in and it feels soo much better having them in compared to glasses. My eyesight hasn’t changed and i just don’t have any negative things w sleeping w them idk
Interestingly the Biofinity lenses are approved for only 6 nights in the USA but for 29 nights of extended wear in Europe. Who can the difference be that great in what’s considered safe?
I’ve been wearing contacts for almost 3 years now. And I recently stopped wearing them for like a month due to covoid-19 so since I have started back up wearing them, I’ve noticed that whenever I apply them they make my eyes feel dry and itchy! I’ve never had this problem my entire time wearing contacts.. I’ve tried contact rewetting drops... NOTHINGS WORKING. Please help me.
I have slept in very cheap eye contacts , I was cosplaying and going back home and I slept by accident in the bus and when I woke up my eyes were really irritated and burning but thankfully my eyes are alright .
I used to sleep in air optics night and days for a week at a time. Never had an issue, but after watching this video I realized how dangerous that could of been.
Those are the only contacts that actually feel fine when sleeping. Gotta keep them clean though, I use clearcare at least once a week or they will get cloudy/dry eventually(protein buildup is very real). I've tried other extended wear contacts and they never feel the same when I wake up
I have slept in my contacts several times with no problems, I use B&L Purevision Multifocal. I'll have to look up the specs on those. But 99% of the time I remember to take them out before bedtime.
Hey doctor, Please check your dm I just had my eye exam done and had shared my (Oc macular thickness analysis) exam shared! Kindly tell if it's fine or not or should I be concerned about it.
It happened ones to me, luckily did not have any symptoms in the morning. I was however was a bit confused as why I could see so clearly. Wore my glasses for the next 1-2 days, just to give my eyes some rest.
It happened a few times years ago and when i woke up, i had a hard time getting my contacts out of my eye. I always remember to check to make sure my contacts are taken out before falling asleep.
I'm very late to this video, but for about 8 years I slept in my contacts every single night. In fact, I often wouldn't take them out at all for months at a time, occasionally taking them out to clean them if I felt any discomfort, which was very rare. I have no idea how I avoided having any problems for so many years. My eye doctors have always been equally confused. I did have extended wear lenses prescribed, but I used the same pair - like the same 2 lenses - for years. I only went back to my eye doctor because one day one of my last left-eye lenses tore - they were several years old at that point - and my backup glasses were broken, so I needed something. It still blows my mind how (lucky? stupid?) I was to go through that entire time with no issues. In fact, taking the contacts out made my eyes more dry and irritated than leaving them in, which suggested to me that the lenses were affecting the structure of my eyes in a probably dangerous way after all those years. Nowadays, I wear glasses pretty much 100% of the time, because I've never been able to find contacts that are comfortable as the ones I used to wear, which have been discontinued (I don't think the brand exists anymore, my eye doctor mentioned they rolled into a different company). I've gotten new extended wear lenses prescribed, but I just have discomfort sleeping with them, or even a tiny bit just wearing them, which never used to happen. I have a pretty decent case of myopia, about -4.75, and mild astigmatism, so glasses really give me a lot of visual distortion which I absolutely hate. I wish I could be as comfortable with contacts as I used to be, but there you go. I'm considering laser corrective surgery, but I'm also pretty interested in ortho-k; I spoke to my eye doctor about it and he didn't really seem to like it. I'm not sure if he's pushing LASIK for commission purposes or what, especially since I think a doctor should take their patients' wishes into consideration very strongly when it comes to effective options. I did everything wrong. I slept in them, showered, swam in lakes, hot tubs, slept, never changed or washed them for very long periods of time...don't be like me. But also, I'm still fine 10 years later. This was from about 2003-2010. I'm an actor, so I require contact lenses for my work, but I just use them during performances and almost never outside of that. It's too bad, too, since I loathe the visual distortion from even high refractory index lens glasses.
@@wasgehdabman i couldn't remove it..so had to wear it for two nights continuosly.. yesterday the doctor removed it and damn after removing my left eye felt like a needle went inside it, it stinged so much that I can hardly open or close my eyes so i had to rest the whole day yesterday took like multiple eye drops still felt like something's inside my eyes and i saw in the mirror that there was a transparent layer forming inside it.. the doctor said it's because of lack of oxygen my cornea became dry so it will recover around night till then keep giving eye drops..So at around 8 pm i could open my eyes a bit but still can feel the discomfort so i ate something took the eye drops and slept again 😂.. at around 12am its nearly gone like 90% and now in the morning it's gone🥰 Never wearing those shit again for whole day 😑 yesterday it made me felt like glasses are way better and i thought i will be blind 😭😂
They are great and feel amazing, But I couldn't get good vision with toric ones :/ So I'm stuck with air optix hydraglide or BioTrue one-day. Only ones that give me clear vision
Honestly I have been sleeping with my contact lenses multiple times ACCIDENTALLY 😂. At first I was paranoid that the lens will disappear once I wake up but I was fine. I just find my eyes a little bit dry.
I've never slept overnight with my contacts in but I have napped with them in. I woke up from a 1hr nap and my eyes were irritated, dry and felt puffy. My eyes were red and I had difficulty taking them out. I chose to wear my glasses for roughly 48hrs because of the irritations and pain. It was in my first few months of wearing contacts. I've been wearing contacts for almost 2yrs now.
Uh oh, I keep my lenses in for weeks at a time. I don't even notice them in with the ones I'm currently prescribed. I could never do that with my previously prescribed ones.
What do you do with daily contacts if you take a nap? Do you need to take them out and throw them away? Or can I put them in solution and use them after the nap?
👁👉 Have you ever slept in your contacts? What has been your experience?
I slept in my contacts and it was fine until one of my contacts fell out of my eye 👁️
Summer after my freshman year of college I forced myself to wear glasses only until I could get a solid bedtime routine down because I was falling asleep with my contacts in so often. I was soooo worried about getting an eye infection! It took me about ten months 😅
I take 1 hour naps with my contacts in.
I used to sleep in my contacts pretty much every night and wound up with a relatively severe cornea scratch and I want to say an ulcer as well. I had to wear glasses exclusively for about a month and a half. It was so painful and my eye was constantly red. Definitely not worth the risk.
I have accidentally but I am lucky enough to have Night and Day Optix. My eyes were red and dry the next day. Oups. I wore my glasses for a few days after to give my eyes a break.
Wakes up with clear vision.
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Now that would fuck me up because I only use glasses
How I thought I became Spiderman this morning : The Story!
@@Someone-kf8xe Is so amazing to wake up and see as soon as you open your eyes without having to do anything.
I woke up and thought I had my vision back then I went “wait a minute.” 😂🤣
Me too 🤣
I accidentally slept on my contacts once. Thank God nothing happened to me but the same thing, when I opened my eyes, I had clear vision and not realizing I still had my contacts on, I freaked out becaise of my clear eyesight.
OMG yesss. At first I thought another world I was in 🤣🤣🤦🏾♀️
Same
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Mujhe sab dikhai de raha hai maa!!
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I started wearing contacts two days ago and I’ve been binging all of your contacts videos to learn everything that I can😂
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Eye doctors are also human! Glad to hear your eyes were ok after that incident😄
Hey thanks! Yeah I kinda freaked out lol
@@DoctorEyeHealth Thanks for choosing not to help me!..
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@@Cycle4Life12 there's no way he's able to all of our comments. Stop being egotistical and seek professional help when they're on the job. He isn't obligated to give you advice outside of a professional setting.
I’ve only slept in my contacts one time. I was wearing total daily ones, I immediately noticed I had them in because when I looked in my ceiling I could see the fine details.
Yeah i know the feeling. When i am about to go to sleep and i look around and i can still see clearly. Then i still have my contacts in my eyes.
After that what u have done pls tell 😭😭
I just did this yesterday accidentally I just got them too 😭 a few days ago can I still put them in ?
I would of thought my vision was magically cured in my sleep
Although I've never made the mistake of sleeping with my contact lenses; I've made numerous mistakes of those I've slept with. 🤓
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pro at evrything calm down Karen
pro at evrything trust me I do
That's hilarious!
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Dear God, please don't hurt...those drop dead gorgeous eyes of yours. I can't handle that in my life right now.
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@@aakksshhaayy will duhh silly
The same thing happened to me, woke up the next morning and thought hey how the hell did my vision get corrected overnight? Then I realised that I slept in my contacts.
Can we just talk about how good the colors are in these videos? Seriously, nice job with the color grading.
I slept in my contacts once, thankfully my eyes didn't get infected. They were just very dry. Definitely wouldn't recommend sleeping in them 😁
@Claudia I can’t take mine off 😩
I accidentally slept in my contact lenses once for about half an hour. I was tired and fell asleep during the day. I didn't even realise until my mum saw me and freaked out because the whites of my eyes were hella red.
I have actually worn ortho-k lenses for a year, but, after wearing them, one day(during the spring with pollen) I woke up and one of my eyes was super red and irritated, turns out my eye had a cornea inflammation, I now wear regular daily disposable contacts and glasses and I feel much better now :)
I "accidentally" slept in my contacts ......... translation ......... I got absolutely shitfaced, completely annihilated, took a trip on the ring-pull express, and fell asleep with my contacts in!
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Just can’t have enough of your vid’s Doc, you’re the best and share the bestness with us. My nemesis against sleeping on lenses are: lint and shampoo, at times rain. Once slept on polymacom lenses at DK 9. I could swear my chorneas would’ve fallen apart 🤦🏻♂️
I started wearing glasses in the 7th grade. My Sjogren’s symptoms have gotten worse in the last 15 years; because, of this I no longer wear any type of contact lenses. I could only wear gas-permeable contact lenses. My correction was a -10 in both eyes. In Oct. ‘19 & Mar. ‘20, I required surgery for cataracts, so the “bonus” is now my correction is -2.5 & -1.75! It is a whole new world out there; I can now see across the room w/out wearing my glasses! I am not yet a “seasoned” adult.
That sounds great! Happy to hear things have cleared up for you! How did the cataract surgery go otherwise?
Wait, so cataracts surgery cured your eyes? Is that even possible? How?
Regularly sleep in my contacts get too sleepy after school and doing work and I’m starting to break the habit but definitely haven’t seen any differences with my eyes
*Made a mistake and slept in mines 2 weeks ago. Of course there was mucus and a little redness. I was like why can I see the time on my clock... Lol!!! I’m wearing contacts for almost 20 years and slept in contact about 3 times. I don’t play when it comes on to my health.*
i’ve been wearing them since December and i’ve only slept in them once 😬
I have slept in contact lenses for 3 nights straight, and I didn't have a single problem
But after this video I'm never doing that again
Probably a good idea but thankful that everything was ok!
When I was in high school I would sometimes fall asleep in my contacts and then wake up the next day with my eyes feeling extra sensitive and swollen shut with nasty discharge coming out of them and feeling extremely light sensitive. It was total hell and lasted about 24 hours. Now as an adult, I make sure to always take out my contacts before bed no matter how tired, but the very few times I slipped up and slept w them I didn’t get the same issue I did when younger at all. Not sure if my eyes got stronger from wearing contacts for many years so they can take the abuse now lol
gosh! im experiencing the same thing for the first time, i donno what came over me last night that i mistakenly slept with them on then woke up this morning at 5 o'clock my the lens was kindda stucked to my right eye but it came off easily and was fine, i mean there's not much of redness or any pain in that eye but im over worried about my left eye i mean i woke up by it feeling kindda stingy and there were tears all over my eye so i obviously the lens came super easier than the other eye but it was shockingly red and irritated so i washed it a couple of times with luke warm boiled salty water and treated it with cold compresses for yk the redness but it's still not quite fixed im starting to worry
ps:good thing is my mother haven't noticed it yet. like im wearing my glasses and she was suspicious but i made sure she blames the soup for the redness not her daughter's stupidity 🤦🏻♀️
Can i talk to u about it
Im sorry doc but for almost 2 years i rarely take off my lenses but now i changed that routine
I've only been wearing contacts for around a month. I can barely get through a full day without wanting to rip them out of my eye holes. 😂 I can't even fathom sleeping in lenses.
Just stared today...yesterday f this..I sat in the parking lot tryn rip the right one out 😂 I got tired of it real quick
(this is just a random person's advice)
When you pick them up from the liquid, try not to touch the inside too much so that you remove as little liquid as possible. If when you put them in your eyes they feel dry then it's not good. Put them back in the liquid and try picking them up more carefully.
Hope this helped :)
Try accuvue oasys with hydraluxe game changer!
I sleep in mine every night and only take them out every 6 months. I've never had a problem from not taking them out. I've even had several surgeries and have not taken them out for that. Over the last several years my eyes have actually gotten better. They've went from -4.75 down to -3.25 and even my eye doctor thinks that's odd.
I sleep in my contacts 5 out of 7 nights a week sometimes more. I’ve been in contacts for 9 years. Never had an issue past a little eye gunk. Do not replicate, I am superhuman.
I've had contacts for about 6 months.. I probably have accidentally slept in them 5-7 times. One time I accidentally slept with them within 2 days of eachother.. I think it's safe to accidentally do it every now and then, but of course it should be taught to avoid it as much as possible, because the more you do it, the higher your chances of problems.
Was anxious Bc I have been sleeping in mine a little bit, turns out I have Acuvue Oasys contacts, So I have nothing to worry about. 👍
Thanks Doc. I took a nap in my contacts (daily ones) and it got suctioned into my eyeballs right before I decided to shower. So I am so happy I watched this video so I put effort into taking off suctioned contacts instead of making it worse possibly by showering with contacts (a big no no). I washed my hands then carefullly scraped a contact off one eye with CLEAN thumb and index finger nails, put on another contact lens so I can see, then carefully scraped the other suctioned contact out of my other eye. Hope this helps people.
I sleep in my contacts lenses by accident in my eyes was got things look foggy want do that again was so tired from a fashion show I did though I was going blind Thanks for sharing it help me alot
Those drunk nights where you fall asleep in your contacts and wake up with your eyes dry and burning are the worst 😭
If you’re planning on getting drunk to the point we’re you’ll forget then wear glasses normally when I go clubbing I get drunk and quite drunk even I remember but I never club to the point where I blackout even apart from leaving contacts in you can rlly get yourself in some shit😭and being quite drunk is enough anyway getting black out or just crazy drunk isn’t worth it but if I’m just at home and me and my friends are tryna get fucked I don’t put lenses in I just keep glasses bad get absolutely destroyed I still get smashed on nights out to the point where I can’t rlly control myself but I still have some kind of sense left in me to where I can take them off Before I sleep also if I’m going home with someone before we get it on I take it off quickly if not I definitely take them off after just drink sensibly to the point where you can still get crazy drunk but stay to the point where you have a sense of what’s going on even when you’re smashed to be able to take them off but if you’re going to house parties ur usually in an environment and might even sleep over there if your a student your place shouldn’t be too far from where your partying in if you live in dorms and even if you are travelling to the party you can stay over there but if you aren’t staying over there and u have to travel their like clubbing then wear contacts but drink sensibly or drink like a moron and wear glasses while clubbing but I don’t like them for clubbing I look uglier and it’s harder to speak to ppl but if it’s a Houseparty chances are you aren’t tryna get laid in general or won’t have to travel far and can even stay there and won’t think about the best of the best like when you go clubbing bad there’s a bunch of ppl u don’t know could even find a future bf gf there but a house party it’s usually more closed and you know most ppl there and can stay there or dnot not have to travel much or at all so you can wear glasses no need for contacts but if it’s a big party same as clubbing if your gonna stay over there or are planning on getting yourself smashed to the max and not get laid get anyone’s number of anything dotn care that even tho you can still look good you don’t look your best best bc of the glasses then wear glasses if not wear contacts if u wanna get laid or wanna just look ur best but drunk sensibily I do that for clubbing but for majority of house parties apart from select few that are huge like clubs I’d wear glasses and just lose myself in alcohol if not I wear contacts but if I’m going clubbing for the sold reason of blacking out and nothing else then personally I wear glasses cos I know I’ll not take them off
Jesus that happened to me last night 🤦🏻♂️
im soo sorry for you
i wear orthok lenses which ur supposed to sleep in tho!!
i think that’s different they are hard contacts
My husband wears the Acuvue Oasys , and he can wear them 6+ nights without taking them out!! I have “nagged” him to start taking them out at least one night a week. I used to wear the Biofinity, and slept in them a few times, but I had to have a bottle of Refresh on the night stand to use immediately. In the last year, I started taking them out every other night, but they were so dry in the mornings, so I stopped. I had my yearly eye exam yesterday, and I am now wearing the Total 1 Dailies. Of course, the first night I had them, last night, I fell asleep reading; when I woke up I was like WTH I can see! Then I started blinking, and found out why. I know they are “dailies,” but they were comfortable after the Refresh drops, my eyes were not red, so I am keeping them in. I will see how my eyes look tonight, who knows???
I have accidentally worn contacts while sleeping maybe 3 times in 2 years. Those days when I woke up I could immediately tell I still had them in.
Same! I just got my third time today and I'm a bit upset. Did you suffer any medical issues?
I have a lenses ONLY uses for sleep or night
*We don't have such friendly Doctors in our area, Majority of the Allopathic Doctors here are super rude and are not willing to give explanations about our basic eye problems, I was having astigmatism about -0.75 CYL since beginning but it went unnoticed and I was just given the minus SPH lens instead of CYL which made my astigmatism even worse and I got myopia after that with constant headaches , when I used to ask my doctor what's the fix for this , She would say nothing , also prevented me from using contact lenses instead of spectacles. I'm from Kerala , India*
Your videos helped me a lot thanks
Oh my gosh ! I have the same issue !! I too had astigmatism from the very beginning but even after regular checkup it went unnoticed, and now, after almost 2 years, my CYL power is -4.00
somehow I never got any complications such as headache during those two years and I think that's where it went wrong
Where in Kerala. I'm from Kasaragod & Mangalore
NOOO WAY I've worn cl's now for about 52years and never will I ever wear them to sleep overnight. As I've also never had an infection either.However i do wear high o2 soft lenses and Rgp lenses due to my average wearing time of about 19hrs a day. Alcon Air optix and Boston XO2 multifocal. As I rely on them to see i wear them long days BUT never to sleep. I've taken short naps only.
When the 1st extended wear Len came out,Coopervision Permalens. I could only tolerate 3 nights wear only and my eyes were totally irritated. So never was a good option.
I slept in my contact lenses while doing a 24 hours sleep in shift 2 days ago. After waking up my eyes were really green but I had super clear vision. Then I discovered that I had no other pair on me so ended up wearing the ones for like 28 hours. I was really glad to get rid of them after getting home and was using moisturising eye drops all day long. After seeing that horrible pic I'm not even sure that I could wear my 1day acuvue moist for the 16hours shift??? Don't really know what to do because I can't use my glasses with the mask🤔
How come you can't use glasses with a mask?
@@hannahfaye6562 glasses sometimes fog up your mask or don’t sit on top of it properly
oops.. I ACCIDENTALLY slept in my contacts for almost a month, and I'm still wearing them right now. LET ME TELL U THIS, I cant even remember what it felt like to be nearsighted, my eyes are completely adapted to them except that they feel a lil dry the minute I wake up every day. So I come here to leave this comment.
I napped with day lenses and oh my god it was a bad experience. The lens somehow dried up and solidified in the middle of the contacts inside my eye.The pain from each blink when I woke up was one of the worse experiences I've had. Luckily no infection.
Ive been sleeping and wearing my lenses for three months now. I only remove them to clean protein build up when it gets uncomfortable. But overall, no issues with eyes since I am good hygiene.
Hi Doc! I'm 77 y.o., and I've worn contact lenses since the early 1960s beginning with conventional hard lenses. Over the years I "graduated" through various improved and types of lenses, finally ending up with extended-wear lenses. I wore the extended-wear lenses beginning in the mid-1970s until 20 years ago when I had cataract surgery and no longer correction. I'm happy to say that through all these years I never had an eye infection or any other eye condition; however, I should say that I was always meticulous with lens cleaning and other maintenance. Having said that, if my vision ever required it, I would definitely opt for corrective lens implants
Uh, correction... "until 2 years ago.
hey i have a question , i wear only one contact per day either right or left and switch the other side the next day . will it harm me . i have been doin this for 2 years , it helps me prolong the life of the contacts and i have no problem seeing normal with one eye at a time too
I always sleep in my disposable contacts because I'm freaking blind without them and have no desire to wake up in an emergency blind. I also don't dispose of my contacts until they're irritating me.
Is it okay to take short naps in contacts, like on a flight? I've slept in my contacts for naps but never overnight.
Taking a short nap with them isn't bad. I've done it plenty of times
@@musicisgreatful lol same🤣. But did your eyes became dry? Cause I did.
the problem with wearing contacts on a flight is the lower atmospheric pressure. because of that there is already less oxygen for your eyes on a flight than on the ground and contacts are another barrier added, making it worse
ive once taken a nap in the car, was on a 3 hour roadtrip and im not sure how long i slept for but i assume it was around an hour or a bit more. definitely woke up with very dry eyes i panicked and took em out as soon as i realised i had accidently slept with them
Hans Nilsen completely agree. stick with glasses for a flight
I've slept with my contacts on by accident! Thank you for your channel. It's so helpful! God bless. (:
Thank you!!! This made my night 😁
Hey Doc! Thanks for the informative video! Quick question, so about daily lens wear, could I essentially ‘nap’ in them or is it best to just take them out, nap, and put them back in? I also did use the extended wear for a good while, the night and day air optix. It was nice waking up the next day with clear vision! Lol.
I have this same question! I am wondering when it gets to an unsafe level of sleep. Like an hour or two would be fine I would think?
I don’t “sleep” in my contacts at night per say, but I do take a nap throughout the day with it and it seems like vita ones have been the best contacts at least for me to sleep in. I do not recommend for anyone to do what I do because not all eyes can take what my eyes can.
Just me who’s watching this because there planning on getting drunk and want to see what it looks like if you forget to take them out or are too drunk to take them out
Best of luck!
Using continuous wear contacts solves this. I have been wearing them for around 10 years.
About 20 years ago or so I used to wear my lenses fir 30 days, in those days they said it was safer as the lense wasn't handle as much.
Funny how things change
I wear the biofinty lenses. I can't sleep in them without my eyes becoming irritated, so I don't do it regularly, but it helps me to worry less if I happen to fall asleep in them. When I do, I always take them out as soon as I can and give my eyes a break.
I have accidentally slept with my colored contacts on but it has no grade cus im very tired from doing my cosplay but it was just for 4 hours
I have occasionally nodded off at my desk at home for an hour or two. That's the longest I've ever slept in them. It is a shamed that multifocal with astigmatism correction don't come in extended wear.
For sure! Maybe some day???
Have been wearing soft contacts since I was 13. I’m in my 40s now. Even when the “sleep approved” contacts became popular years ago, as well as the disposable lenses, I simply do not tolerate sleeping in them well at all. Unless I happen to accidentally doze off for a nap, I always take them out as soon as I’m home from work. If I happen to fall asleep w/ them in, they literally feel like they are glued to my eye and I work and work to remove them. Then, my eyes are very uncomfortable for about an hour afterward. Agree 100%. Don’t sleep in them - let your eyes rest and get the O2 they need to remain healthy👍👍
I been sleeping in mines for a while .. and try not to now... I have scar tissue & blood vessels when they put the purple light on them with the eye exam.... I wear contacts from time to time & day time & glasses in the evening.. to avoid the eye infections.....and what not on a road to healthy eyes ... btw I’m not a candidate for lasik. From sleeping in them.. which so disappointing
@@beecnote7742 you should get better fittig cotacts at a specialist
I just started wearing contacts in January the doctor ordered for me two trial, Biofinity Toric X-RAY and Acuvue, I have a really bad astigmatism (10 OD & 165 OS) Anyway the bio ones ate amazing, in fact it’s what I ordered. Acuvue, While I’m sure it worked for many other people but for me I constantly had blurred / tunnel vision Especially while driving. In fact today for the first time I made the mistake of falling to sleep with my contacts on and while it was only for 3 or 4 hours, Thank God I didn’t even realize my contacts were still on until maybe half an hour after I woke up meaning they didn’t bother me at all
Thank you! I have worn extended wear acuvues for over a decade, slept in them almost constantly, and barely ever rinsed them between lens changes, and never had a problem. Until last week, when I was diagnosed with a GPC in my left eye!!
Your GPC video and this one really helped me feel better about my eye care going forward: I'm definitely going to treat my eyes a lot better after watching these vids! Thanks again!
I have retinal detachment from 20 years. .... Few days back I slept with prosthetic lens.... Now I have pain on the upper eyelid
I only really took a nap in them for like an hour and I was really tired at the time to even think of taking them out :'D I pretty much got the same symptoms as you did, no pain, just some red eyes 😂
Omg!! Why you such a hottie?!? The knowledge of the eye and tips on contact lenses…I’m a fan!!
Omg, I remember falling a asleep after work one day (I where biofinity contacts) and woke about an hour later with one of my eyes burning like crazy. I tried to take out my contact and realized it had ripped in half while I was asleep. That is the worst way ever to wake up and I haven’t fallen asleep with my contacts in since.
Doc, i have been using contact lens for almost 15 years. I agree with you that so far, Air Optix is the best for me..... it's so comfortable and infection free.
I usually nap in my contact lenses, maybe 30%of the time, I can continue wearing without any issue or irritation. But when I do have irritation, I find it very difficult to pull them out, feels like they are glued to my eyes!
YeH same with me
Same here
How do you do it!???
Stuck like glue to mine
@@bperez8656 I would see if blinking for a minute straight helps
@@bperez8656 I'm going to get them out so I'm having to sleep a night with them
Put some moisturizing eye drops in before you take them out.
My hard scleral lens are hell to sleep in. They practically weld themselves to your eyeballs. I also get a fog that takes a while to subside. I rarely forget to pull them but when I do, it's a bad thing.
Hlo doctor are u ok 😀
Can we use sterile wipes for removing any foreign particle ( visible )from eye? Is there any problem in it ?
I do all the time with those Cooper vision ones you showed
What if you want to take a quick nap like 30 minutes will this matter significantly?
Typically no, but it depends what your doctor thinks about your eye health and the lens you use.
I tried 10 min naps and nothing happened to me. But I once accidentally slept on my contacts overnight, when I woke up, I freaked out, because I had clear vision 🤣🤣
For the contact lenses that are approved for extended wear, are they also approved for taking showers and washing your face with them in your eyes? If we are talking days of extended wear, people will have to wash eventually and getting tap water in your eyes with contact lenses in might be a completely different story...
I'm going to start wearing contact lenses in 2 weeks and im really nervous to mess up
hope ur doing good. don’t touch ur eyes a lot especially in public
How is it going?
I wanna start to but I'm scared 😩
I started wearing contact lenses 2 weeks ago!! And it's great easy life changing and painless nothing to worry about.
@@inzaghiscornsalad7034 don't be it's easy and painless you won't feel a thing! At first you feel like there's an eyelash in your eye but dor 2 or 3 days top then you won't even notice them!
thank god you exist
thank you for your kind words my friend
Doctor Eye Health anytime! :)
I went to a eye doctor and got my glasses
Nice! How did it go?
Um...... Uh....... I ALWAYS sleep with my contacts in. I wear the Air Optix Night & Day. I've NEVER had a problem due to. To each their own of course.
Please make more video on visiual snow
I second this comment, more visual snow content is always good.
@@mariamorganti8371 yes
@@mariamorganti8371 do you have VS?
Are you talking about sleeping overnight with contacts versus taking short naps with them in? I never thought taking a nap would be a problem. But now I'm wondering?
Damn the pic was click bait lol!!!!!
@@ericolens3 LMAO
How bout taking a nap in class? or closing your eyes for couple of mins?
Ahaha I sleep w my contacts for WEEKS, Ik it’s bad but I have absolutely no issues and I’ve been doing it for about a year. If they feel dry or irritated I take them out and wear glasses for a day or two but put my contacts back in and it feels soo much better having them in compared to glasses. My eyesight hasn’t changed and i just don’t have any negative things w sleeping w them idk
Interestingly the Biofinity lenses are approved for only 6 nights in the USA but for 29 nights of extended wear in Europe. Who can the difference be that great in what’s considered safe?
Your eye color is so bomb👀👀👀.
I have slept with my contacts on. It felt horrible. My eyes were very dry. It hurt. But it seldom happens.
I’ve been wearing contacts for almost 3 years now. And I recently stopped wearing them for like a month due to covoid-19 so since I have started back up wearing them, I’ve noticed that whenever I apply them they make my eyes feel dry and itchy! I’ve never had this problem my entire time wearing contacts.. I’ve tried contact rewetting drops... NOTHINGS WORKING. Please help me.
I have slept in very cheap eye contacts , I was cosplaying and going back home and I slept by accident in the bus and when I woke up my eyes were really irritated and burning but thankfully my eyes are alright .
Omg, he's so adorable for feeling bad! ^-^
Why wear contacts then? Sounds like more trouble than its worth..
I used to sleep in air optics night and days for a week at a time. Never had an issue, but after watching this video I realized how dangerous that could of been.
Those are the only contacts that actually feel fine when sleeping. Gotta keep them clean though, I use clearcare at least once a week or they will get cloudy/dry eventually(protein buildup is very real). I've tried other extended wear contacts and they never feel the same when I wake up
I have slept in my contacts several times with no problems, I use B&L Purevision Multifocal. I'll have to look up the specs on those. But 99% of the time I remember to take them out before bedtime.
Hey doctor, Please check your dm I just had my eye exam done and had shared my (Oc macular thickness analysis) exam shared! Kindly tell if it's fine or not or should I be concerned about it.
It happened ones to me, luckily did not have any symptoms in the morning. I was however was a bit confused as why I could see so clearly. Wore my glasses for the next 1-2 days, just to give my eyes some rest.
What about napping in them?
Napping is generally OK since it is a much shorter period of time than overnight.
@@Akira-jd2zr Until that becomes a habit and then becomes an overnight thing.
What if you fall asleep with them on during a car trip for example? For 1 or 2 hours rather than overnight. Is that OK?
I wear Ortho-K lenses at night! They’re super helpful but I always get gunk in eye corners in the morning though
Me too
Is your vision 6/6 after you wake up
It happened a few times years ago and when i woke up, i had a hard time getting my contacts out of my eye. I always remember to check to make sure my contacts are taken out before falling asleep.
I'm very late to this video, but for about 8 years I slept in my contacts every single night. In fact, I often wouldn't take them out at all for months at a time, occasionally taking them out to clean them if I felt any discomfort, which was very rare. I have no idea how I avoided having any problems for so many years. My eye doctors have always been equally confused.
I did have extended wear lenses prescribed, but I used the same pair - like the same 2 lenses - for years. I only went back to my eye doctor because one day one of my last left-eye lenses tore - they were several years old at that point - and my backup glasses were broken, so I needed something. It still blows my mind how (lucky? stupid?) I was to go through that entire time with no issues. In fact, taking the contacts out made my eyes more dry and irritated than leaving them in, which suggested to me that the lenses were affecting the structure of my eyes in a probably dangerous way after all those years. Nowadays, I wear glasses pretty much 100% of the time, because I've never been able to find contacts that are comfortable as the ones I used to wear, which have been discontinued (I don't think the brand exists anymore, my eye doctor mentioned they rolled into a different company). I've gotten new extended wear lenses prescribed, but I just have discomfort sleeping with them, or even a tiny bit just wearing them, which never used to happen. I have a pretty decent case of myopia, about -4.75, and mild astigmatism, so glasses really give me a lot of visual distortion which I absolutely hate. I wish I could be as comfortable with contacts as I used to be, but there you go. I'm considering laser corrective surgery, but I'm also pretty interested in ortho-k; I spoke to my eye doctor about it and he didn't really seem to like it. I'm not sure if he's pushing LASIK for commission purposes or what, especially since I think a doctor should take their patients' wishes into consideration very strongly when it comes to effective options.
I did everything wrong. I slept in them, showered, swam in lakes, hot tubs, slept, never changed or washed them for very long periods of time...don't be like me. But also, I'm still fine 10 years later. This was from about 2003-2010. I'm an actor, so I require contact lenses for my work, but I just use them during performances and almost never outside of that. It's too bad, too, since I loathe the visual distortion from even high refractory index lens glasses.
wow
U give me hope 😂 i am unable to remove them so i think it's okay to sleep one night wittit
@@NightMare-hi7vu How did it go?
@@wasgehdabman i couldn't remove it..so had to wear it for two nights continuosly.. yesterday the doctor removed it and damn after removing my left eye felt like a needle went inside it, it stinged so much that I can hardly open or close my eyes so i had to rest the whole day yesterday took like multiple eye drops still felt like something's inside my eyes and i saw in the mirror that there was a transparent layer forming inside it.. the doctor said it's because of lack of oxygen my cornea became dry so it will recover around night till then keep giving eye drops..So at around 8 pm i could open my eyes a bit but still can feel the discomfort so i ate something took the eye drops and slept again 😂.. at around 12am its nearly gone like 90% and now in the morning it's gone🥰
Never wearing those shit again for whole day 😑 yesterday it made me felt like glasses are way better and i thought i will be blind 😭😂
@@NightMare-hi7vu I'm glad ur ok. Never wear them over night
Last week I fell asleep in my contacts. I went to my doctor the next day. Thankfully everything was fine since they were 1-day contacts.
Biofinity lenses are super comfortable! I'm glad they got a shout out in this video!
They are!
They are great and feel amazing, But I couldn't get good vision with toric ones :/
So I'm stuck with air optix hydraglide or BioTrue one-day. Only ones that give me clear vision
Love the photo warning
Yes you are human! Eat your eye!!! Oh my such great information l!
I sleep in my 30 day. Contacts with no problem. I do take them out to clean them regularly
Honestly I have been sleeping with my contact lenses multiple times ACCIDENTALLY 😂. At first I was paranoid that the lens will disappear once I wake up but I was fine. I just find my eyes a little bit dry.
Well it is good to hear everything has been OK
I've never slept overnight with my contacts in but I have napped with them in. I woke up from a 1hr nap and my eyes were irritated, dry and felt puffy. My eyes were red and I had difficulty taking them out. I chose to wear my glasses for roughly 48hrs because of the irritations and pain. It was in my first few months of wearing contacts. I've been wearing contacts for almost 2yrs now.
Uh oh, I keep my lenses in for weeks at a time. I don't even notice them in with the ones I'm currently prescribed. I could never do that with my previously prescribed ones.
What do you do with daily contacts if you take a nap? Do you need to take them out and throw them away? Or can I put them in solution and use them after the nap?