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Can Wearing the Wrong Prescription Harm a Child's Eyes?

Wearing the wrong prescription can cause discomfort, headaches, and eye strain, but it typically does not cause permanent damage to a child's eyes. However, it’s essential to have the correct prescription to ensure optimal vision and comfort.

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