so..

so..

I got my contacts but have a few questions i forgot to ask my eye doctor..

am i allowed to sleep in them and also allowed to shower in them?

also i fucking love these thigns! i can see so much better!! its like the world is in HD!

i took them out last night and put my glasses back on and was like holy shit! how did i see out of these things for 7 years..

Some contacts let you sleep in them others don't. Although it's safe to just take them out.

And yeah, glasses pissed me off.

Depends which one's ou have. Not a lot of them let you sleep.
Read the back label, it should say something there.

I suggest you don't sleep with them even if they are sleeping ones

well they are just trial contacts waiting for my prescription to come in, in 2 weeks but the ones i have now i can keep for 30 days.

Originally Posted by Mr.Seyeko

well they are just trial contacts waiting for my prescription to come in, in 2 weeks but the ones i have now i can keep for 30 days.

Trial basically are the same thing. doesn't matter.

Originally Posted by Hennessy

Trial basically are the same thing. doesn't matter.

ahh okay, i think its best just for me to take them out at night.. i heard that oxygen doesnt get to the eye and when you make up it hurts like a motha fucka

Originally Posted by Mr.Seyeko

well they are just trial contacts waiting for my prescription to come in, in 2 weeks but the ones i have now i can keep for 30 days.

Then yeah, don't wear them in your sleep.

Do not wear them when sleeping or browsing the computer.
WHen you sleep with them, there is a decent chance for you to have swollen eyes, and if you use them to browse the PC or something for a long time, your eyes might get worse.

You can shower with them, as long as the lenses don't get in contact with the water.

Unless specified by your optometrist or brand, I would not recommend sleeping in your contacts.

That being said, I wear Acuvue Oasys contacts and sleep in them quite frequently. If anything, I'll have slight discomfort in the morning due to dryness. If you do decide to sleep in yours, I suggest you remove and rinse them at least every 3-4 days.

I am not an optometrist, so take this with a grain of salt.

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