CONTACTS CLEANER FOR OVERNIGHT CONTACTS FULL

CONTACTS CLEANER FOR OVERNIGHT CONTACTS FULL

Don’t put contact lenses in your mouth or moisten them with saliva, which is full of bacteria and a potential source of infection.A wet lens can stick to almost anything and if stepped on can become damaged. Check your lashes, clothes, shoes, and immediate area before moving. If a lens is dropped, don’t move around.A dropped lens looks like a water bubble. Don’t insert your lenses over a sink with an open drain.Avoid contact with your fingernails, and try not to pinch them too hard at removal. If unworn for a few days, don’t wear the lenses for the maximum hours. Don’t exceed your wearing schedule by over-wearing the lenses.Don’t wear the lenses if they have suddenly or consistently become uncomfortable or if you notice a chip or tear in the lens.Contact lenses are a medical device and require a valid prescription from a doctor. Talk to your doctor about convenient Daily Disposable Contacts, which eliminate the need to clean and store your contacts overnight. In the event of an emergency such as an infection or losing or ripping a contact, we don’t want you to be unable to see clearly. Only use rewetting drops approved to be used with contact lenses.Remove contact lenses before swimming or entering a hot tub.Store lenses in the proper lens storage case and replace the case at least every three months. Rinse the storage case wells with warm tap water then with saline after each use and let air dry with the covers off.Be sure lenses are completely covered with solution when storing in the case. Use fresh solution in the storage case each night. Change your contact lens solution according to the manufacturer’s recommendations, even if you don’t use your lenses daily. Use only fresh solution to clean and store contact lenses.Always keep a storage case and small bottle of saline with you for emergency use.Avoid tap water to wash or store contact lenses.If recommended, rub the contact lenses with your fingers and rinse them thoroughly before soaking the lenses overnight in a multipurpose solution that completely covers each lens. Carefully and regularly clean contact lenses as directed by your optometrist.Be thorough, but careful while cleaning a lens.Always close the drain when working near a sink or cover the drain with a dark cloth.

Sit or stand close to a sink or table while inserting a lens in order to avoid a lens landing on the floor if dropped.A sprayed lens is uncomfortable and hard to clean. Safety eyewear or keeping your eyes tightly closed is the best way to avoid the spray or dust settling on the contact lenses. Avoid contact with aerosol sprays (such as hairspray, deodorants, and spray paint) or dusty environments after the lenses are inserted.Apply all cosmetics only after inserting contact lenses, including: lotions, foundation, mascara, and eyeshadow.Always wash and thoroughly dry your hands before handling contact lenses.Always follow the recommended contact lens replacement schedule prescribed by your optometrist.Follow your doctor’s instructions and call the office if you have any questions.

Contacts cleaner for overnight contacts