For soft lenses, following using the Bogue, do you store the lenses in multipurpose solution, plain saline solution, or a hydrogen peroxide solution?
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Never store in hydrogen peroxide. Choose which ever is safest for you. MP solution or saline.
1223837
I use mouthwash and cold water for retainers. For eyeglasses I use dish soap and warm water.
54252
My eye doctor recommended PURE MOIST. Admittedly, I have not tried it yet because I bought Aquify here when it was around $4 cheaper (which is still outrageous, and I should have had better sense). I have Air Optix Night and Day contact lenses, but I never wear them at night, and use Clear Care every night. I use Aquify only if I take them out for a while during the day.
363033
Neither. Mine came in a plastic sack, with the lenses cracked. Horrible packaging.
2089117
I use a UV Protector to save my lens from dust & scratches during shoots & Lense Cap saves it when the lens is kept in the bag or while carrying.
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FYI: For medical items you can go over the 3 oz limit, contact lens solutions qualify. I routinely bring 12 oz bottle of contact lens saline solution on flights, they get checked with some air test by TSA. Never had a problem with saline being confiscated. I did however have a 12oz bottle of my contact lens hydrogen peroxide disinfectant solution (ClearCare) get confiscated after that test because it didn't pass that air test.
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Yes, I had this happen and called Alcon about it. It turns out that you cannot go between Clean Care and a multi-purpose solution. The chemical composition of multi-purpose solutions is incompatible with the neutralizing gear in the Clean Care case. If you use multi-purpose solution to rewet your lenses (which is what I did), they absorb some and react negatively with Clear Care. The Alcon representative said that once that happens, the Clean Care neutralizing disk is ruined. I don't know why this information is not printed on the box (or posted at the web site). If you call Alcon, they will send you a replacement case that you can use with a fresh pair of lenses. Yes, I had this happen and called Alcon about it. It turns out that you cannot go between Clean Care and a multi-purpose solution. The chemical composition of multi-purpose solutions is incompatible with the neutralizing gear in the Clean Care case. If you use multi-purpose solution to rewet your lenses (which is what I did), they absorb some and react negatively with Clear Care. The Alcon representative said that once that happens, the Clean Care neutralizing disk is ruined. I don't know why this information is not printed on the box (or posted at the web site). If you call... » Read More Yes, I had this happen and called Alcon about it. It turns out that you cannot go between Clean Care and a multi-purpose solution. The chemical composition of multi-purpose solutions is incompatible with the neutralizing gear in the Clean Care case. If you use multi-purpose solution to rewet your lenses (which is what I did), they absorb some and react negatively with Clear Care. The Alcon representative said that once that happens, the Clean Care neutralizing disk is ruined. I don't know why this information is not printed on the box (or posted at the web site). If you call Alcon, they will send you a replacement case that you can use with a fresh pair of lenses. « Show Less
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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.
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It's the only product I use for my Ciba Vision Night Day lenses. I rinse them with it when I take them out at night, soak them in it overnight, and rinse them again with it before I insert them in the morning. I also use one or two drops in each lens as I put them on, though that's a bit tricky since the lenses are so thin they tend to curl up on themselves.
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I wear hard lenses but not sure if they are gas permeable. But I have to use Unisol for them. I would ask this question from the technician who sold you the lenses. Or you could call Costco optical and they will tell you.
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I'm not really sure, but you don't want to put things in the eye that are not sterile or made for the eye, lest you risk infection.
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First I am not an eye doctor. According to the bottle the Unisol 4 saline solution is for rinsing after cleaning and for heat disinfection of soft contact lenses. I don' t think you should put this directly in your eye. Try Refresh Optive lubricant eye drops. It works great.
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I use a plastic toothpaste tube for mine, an eyeglass case would probably work too.
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Never plain water! You should only use a Saline Solution as recommended for your contacts. I do not use hard contacts though, only monthly or dailies, so cannot comment on how this works on hard contacts.
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I use eye glass cleaner on mind and it works great. When I worked for a Professional Corp. we used distilled water and small drop of Joy Dish Detergent. We used this on expensive lense , the joy does not leave a film residue.
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Put one A vial and one B vial in cup. Close cap and shake gently. Soak lenses 30 minutes, no longer. Clean and rinse thoroughly after. Can clean monthly, maximum every 5 days.
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I usually just dip the whole goggle underwater, then shake the water off, lens will be decent enough, no misty. Good luck.