Never use hard contact lens care products on soft contact lenses. If you wear hard contact lenses, talk to your eye care provider about which care system is best for you. Hard contact lenses typically require several different solutions for wetting, cleaning, and disinfecting. Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) Care SystemsĬare systems for rigid gas permeable, or hard, contact lenses are different from care systems used with soft contact lenses. Ask your eye care provider before using this product. Enzymatic protein removers are available in liquid and tablet forms and are used on a daily or weekly basis depending on the product. Depending on the type of contact lenses you wear and the amount of deposits that build up on the lens surface, your eye care provider may recommend you use a product for removing the buildup. Enzymatic Protein RemoversĮnzymatic protein removers clean off material that your eyes deposit on the contact lenses over time. You must use additional products, such as multipurpose solution, for rinsing the daily cleaner off, disinfecting, and storing the contact lenses. Place a few drops in the palm of your hand and carefully rub the contact lens for as long as directed on both sides. The cleaner loosens and removes deposits and debris from the contact lens. Daily Cleanersĭaily cleaner is intended for cleaning-not disinfecting-your contact lenses. Talk to your eye care provider about whether or not you need to use saline with your care system. For example, some hydrogen peroxide-based systems suggest rinsing contact lenses with saline prior to insertion. Only use saline for rinsing contact lenses after cleaning and disinfecting with another care system. Saline solution does not disinfect contact lenses.
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