Do you need to use a protein remover (like Supra Clens) along with this Clear Care as w/ AOSept disinfecting solution?
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I only use the Clear Care and my lenses have stayed clean for almost a year. I do rinse them gently under water at times but it's not usually needed.
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No, not at all. Clear Care cleans everything off and your lenses are sparklingly clean. You can rinse your lenses before you put them in your eyes with the left over solution and then insert the lenses AFTER you have waited for the required hours and the hydrogen peroxide has fully reacted. Great system and so kind to your eyes.
1489504
I only use clean care - as long as you use as directed it works great. I use the solution that has been neutralized to rinse before i put the lens in my eyes.
1489505
I use only this and it has been the best one for me with sensitive eyes. I do not rinse with anything after the process, put lens directly in my eye with no problem (AFTER the allotted 6 hour processing time!)
1046415
Yes. It removes everything. It reduces TDS to zero. Be aware that this water is NOT suitable for drinking. It is intended for special decontamination situations such as saltwater aquariums.
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Not necessary. No special care required. I keep mine in bathroom cabinet. Best applied right after bath/shower.
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Although it says in the manuel you can only use their cleaning solution that you have to order...I have used my own cleaners for the sprayer and it's worked just fine. I would make sure it's a thin diluted form to prevent any clogging.
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I did not see this in the instructions and use regular tap water. If for some reason you get build up I am sure you can rinse it with some CLR
1210210
I used a bleach solution on mine until I realized it was too harsh for baby's skin (rash). I now use the Method brand sanitizing cleanser. The material is very durable.
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It is, but careful use and regular cleaning works well.If the question refers to the extreme case of spreading infectious disease in-depth disinfection should be indicated [I've no experience on that].
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My guess is no. Clear Care must be used with the included lens container. One is provided for each bottle you purchase. This is by far the best lens cleaner available and I've tried many. Follow the directions and you'll be very pleased. I wear monthly lenses and remove mine every three days to clean and rest my eyes (I sleep with them 3 nights/one night off). When I used multi solution, I couldn't wear them for more than a day without beginning to feel them in my eyes. I also rub well (10 seconds per side) with saline prior to cleaning. Hope that helps you.
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Hi. If your face was clean when you first put them on, no need to rinse. Plus, rinsing would probably denature the adhesive and whatever compound they use on them. I use them over and over again. Good luck!
633168
Great question... the answer is yes. If the head is removable, simply remove the head and place it into the sanitizer.
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No. Household bleach, alcohol-based products, 3% acetic acid (white vinegar). If you use bleach, you need to cover the surface for 10 minutes, so just wiping with bleach won't do it. However, all this is for if you are actually caring for an Ebola patient. Use instant hand sanitizer with alcohol (like you would during cold-and-flu season anyway) and don't care for Ebola patients. You'll be fine. The CDC's site didn't seem that helpful for the general public. The Canadians do a better job (a little technical): http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/lab-bio/res/psds-ftss/ebola-eng.php
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I believe you can, but for starters, use probably 1/2 of recommended clenining solution just to make sure you don't get too much suds
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I haven't had this liner up very long, so no mildew yet. But with other liners I've always had the best luck using Clorox clean up spray on them. Just spray it on, let it sit a few minutes, then rinse off. If there is a lot of mildew you might need to spray it several times and leave on a little longer. Hope this helps.
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Good question. I've always just replaced the entire thing. It will pull off with a little effort but I'm not sure how to sanitize it. I'd like to know the answer to that question.
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I cleaned the preowned one I bought with soft scrub with bleach. Rinse well. I cleaned and sanitized all at one time.
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I think so. I use the sanitizer base from my old one and it works. I think my old one was a Flexcare Plus. To be sure, you can check with Philips Customer Service. They're very helpful.
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Yes, this is just a sanitizer. You will also need bromine, spa up, a de-foamer and i recommend test strips. I use bromine more than anything.