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Is it safe to wear 'Contact Lenses' for 12+ hours?
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No. Most lenses restrict oxygen flow to the cornea. Overwearing them can lead to infections or corneal ulcers. Limit wear to 8–10 hours and never sleep in them unless they are specifically designed for extended wear.
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