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If you choose to accept it then the order placed cannot be cancelled later and you will have to wait for the stipulated period in order to receive your shipment. In such a situation You may choose to accept or cancel the same. In the event of any unforeseen delays as mentioned by the manufacturer then the same will be intimated to You before the order is processed. If you are switching from a 2 week lens like Acuvue to a monthly product, I definitely recommend using a highly moisturizing, low preservative count contact lens solution.īiotrue (specifically formulated to match the natural pH of the eye for less stinging).Lens Cleaning Solution & Anti-Fogging Cloth Brand new solution, but so far it has appeared to aid the transition for patients from a heavily moisturized 2 week lens to a more oxygen permeable monthly lens. Opti-Free PureMoist (more moisturizers, less preservatives) There are a number of great new products that I have been having a lot of success with, so if you are having dryness with your contact lenses I recommend trying: Your doctor will be able to evaluate if the solution, your contact lenses, or both are causing the problems with your comfort.

If you are having problems with lens comfortĬlassic signs of a contact lens solution sensitivity are burning or stinging when the lens touches your eye, blurry vision after rinsing the lenses, and general dryness, itching, or discomfort when wearing contact lenses. It can take several days to weeks without contact lens wear and frequent lubricating drops to return the cornea to normal after a case like this. Your doctor will put a dye in the eye to visualize the patches of damaged corneal cells on the surface of the eye. Obviously not the most ideal for comfort.Ĭontact lens solution hypersensitivity classically looks like this. The higher the preservative count, the more drying, toxic chemical load your lenses are being coated in. Preservatives are great at killing microorganisms, but they also are very toxic to your cornea. They will kill bacteria, so generics are not a health risk to your contact lenses. The reason? Generics are older formula concentrations that are high in preservative count and low in moisturizers. I prescribe generic medications all of the time, but I never recommend generic contact lens solutions as the best option for comfort. The important thing is finding the solution that works with the chemistry of your natural eye and with that of your contact lens, and this is why talking with your doctor about any comfort issues can help find the solution that works bet for you. I have patients that use the same solution every day for years, and then all of a sudden develop an allergy to the preservatives.

I have patients that love generic solutions and never have a problem. No surprise, not everyone reacts to these chemicals in the same way. Not everyone can comfortably use the same multipurpose contact lens solutionsĬontact lens solutions are chemical cleaners designed to kill bacteria and remove protein and lipid debris from the surface of the lens. But when was the last time you stopped to think about how your contact lens solution made your contact lenses feel? Believe me, it can make all the difference in the world. We all know that overwearing your contact lenses is a main source of discomfort, not to mention a dangerous health risk to the corneal tissue beneath your contact lens ( see this post for more details).

Nobody bats an eye by the first few questions. I ask the same questions to every contact lens wearer in my practice: Are your lenses comfortable? Do you sleep in them? How often do you throw them away? What solution do you use to clean the lenses?

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