Product Description: Leak-proof Features: A plastic container with a sturdy structure.
Instructions for use: Instructions for use: Storage of soft (hydrophilic), hard, oxygen-permeable (fluorosilicone acrylates and silicone acrylates) contact lenses during chemical disinfection. Use only for storage during chemical disinfection. Do not use during high-temperature disinfection. Instructions for use: Rinse the lens case and cap thoroughly with a new contact lens disinfectant solution before first use and after each use. Chemical DisinfectionClean and rinse your contact lenses according to your ophthalmologist's instructions and instructions given in the Contact Lens Care Disinfecting Solution. Place the contact lenses in an appropriate contact lens case container, fill with new contact lens disinfecting solution, and secure the lid. Contacts Place your contact lenses in the lens case according to the instructions provided in the lens disinfecting solution.Important: If the lens case continues to dry out, you should no longer use the case and replace it. Proper contact lens care: Clean your contact lens case by rubbing it with your fingers using a new sterilizing disinfectant solution/contact lens cleaner. Never use water. After cleaning, we recommend rinsing with a new sterilizing disinfectant solution (do not use water) and wiping the lens case with a new, clean tissue. Do not leave to air dry or close the lens case lid without further cleaning after use. If air drying, make sure there is no remaining solution on the case before drying. Replace your lens cases at least every three months or according to the instructions provided by your eye doctor. Contact lens cases can be a source of bacterial growth.
Caution: Do not store lenses or rinse lens barrels with water or non-sterile solutions. Use only new multi-purpose solution to avoid contaminating the lens or lens barrel. Using non-sterile solutions can lead to serious infections, loss of vision, or blindness.Soaking and storing lenses.How to use: Use only new multi-purpose solution (contact lens disinfection) each time you soak (store) your lenses.If you reuse the solution, Do not reuse or “fill” leftover solution in the lens barrel as this reduces the effectiveness of lens disinfection and can lead to serious infection, loss of vision, or blindness. “Topping” means adding new solution to the solution already in the container.Scrub and RinseHow to use: Scrub and rinse the lenses in the contact lens disinfectant solution for the recommended amount of time (e.g., at least 10 seconds), then scrub the other side. Repeat for a total of 2 times (e.g. 20 seconds or more). To properly disinfect your lenses and reduce the risk of infection in your contact lenses, scrub and rinse your lenses thoroughly for the recommended amount of time on the label. Scrub and rinse your lenses thoroughly for the recommended amount of time to help prevent serious eye infections. Do not use water, saline solutions, or humectants to disinfect your lenses. These solutions are not effective in disinfecting lenses. Failure to use recommended disinfectants may lead to serious infections, loss of vision, or blindness.Water ActionDirections for Use: Avoid contact lenses with water while wearing them.Disposal Date: Directions for Use: After opening, any remaining solution Dispose of contact lens disinfectant solution as directed on the container. Using multi-purpose solution past its disposal date can contaminate the solution and lead to serious infection, loss of vision, or blindness. Note: Disposal date is different from expiration date. The expiration date is the last date on which contact lens solution can be safely used before opening. The disposal date is the last date the contact lens solution can safely be used after it has been opened. Use only for storage during chemical disinfection. Do not use during high temperature disinfection.
Sight Savers, Contact Lens Case, 3 Pack
