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My daughter has scrip +.50 glasses. can she wear them all day?
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See below.: You should follow her daughter's eye doctor's recommendation for how long to wear them. Most likely, if she can see better with them, it should be fine to wear them all day, but please ask her doctor.
Answered 5/20/2016
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