can i use this solution in place of Sauflon one step?
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Clear Care was recommended to me by my eye doctor and while I cannot compare it to Sauflon, I can highly recommend this product. I wear Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear Plus. These are a very thin lenses and I have used several different products to clean them. Clear Care has one distinct advantage. I have worn the same 30-day lenses for over a year. They have not lost their shape and I have excellent vision as the day I bought them. I take my lenses out every night and soak them a minimum of 8 hours. I read a lot and wear these lenses 12 to 16 hours each day. Amazon beats Wal-Mart's prices and since I have Amazon Prime, my product arrives in two days. Convenience and quality all in one! Clear Care was recommended to me by my eye doctor and while I cannot compare it to Sauflon, I can highly recommend this product. I wear Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear Plus. These are a very thin lenses and I have used several different products to clean them. Clear Care has one distinct advantage. I have worn the same 30-day lenses for over a year. They have not lost their shape and I have excellent vision as the day I bought them. I take my lenses out every night and soak them a minimum of 8 hours. I read a lot and wear these lenses 12 to 16 hours each day. Amazon beats Wal-Mart's prices and... » Read More Clear Care was recommended to me by my eye doctor and while I cannot compare it to Sauflon, I can highly recommend this product. I wear Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear Plus. These are a very thin lenses and I have used several different products to clean them. Clear Care has one distinct advantage. I have worn the same 30-day lenses for over a year. They have not lost their shape and I have excellent vision as the day I bought them. I take my lenses out every night and soak them a minimum of 8 hours. I read a lot and wear these lenses 12 to 16 hours each day. Amazon beats Wal-Mart's prices and since I have Amazon Prime, my product arrives in two days. Convenience and quality all in one! « Show Less
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Clear care is essentially equivalent to One-Step; although I prefer to have my patients use One-Step. One-Step is ordered on-line from the manufacturer and costs less than Clear Care and is more effective, in my opinion.
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I'm not too familiar with Sauflon one step, but according to their website it has hydrogen peroxide in it. Hydrogen peroxide + platinum (the disk in these H2O2 systems) = oxygen and water. The other system would have to have a platinum disk, but you do not know how long to soak your lenses with it to completely neutralize the peroxide. I would proceed with caution.
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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.
618385
Sal suds is perfect for this job! You do need to mix it with water before putting in on the floor. One teaspoon per galon of water is plenty! Good luck :)
915507
Yes... basically u just turn the nob to stop the brewing process once u have ur one shot. I personally fill 2 at a time and find that 1 1/3 scoop works well
887939
I imagine it would do well, if you do consider buying this solution I would shoot for the original solution. The organic works great but simply not as easily and quick as the original
666039
Yes, however, if you have treated water left, the treatment already in the container will not be sufficient to withstand the pillars of time. Use the amount of suggested treatment for the new amount of water you are adding. You can also use REGULAR (unscented) household bleach. I believe its one teaspoon per gallon. Research the amount first.
1937637
Yes you can. But for commercial pourpose remember that the quantities per time are not more than 1 liter.
1936249
I hear you can . You have to search for the steps to do this. I think I have seen them on line when I ordered.
1158134
I tried using 1 & it worked perfectly.Also it depends on how big (ex-crab legs) your item is,u can remove some trays to fit what you're steaming.
713837
Not recommended anymore because of brain eating amoebas killing a couple of people after using tap water and a different sinus irrigation product. (Sounds crazy I know, but Google it) Just use distilled, filtered or boiled along with regular salt. As the others have said, regular salt does burn more than the premixed solutions. It doesn't really bother me though.
790333
Yes I would recommend. Watch the three step process video, I believe it's on YouTube. Buy or rent a low speed buffer. It's not a miracle product without involving a little effort.
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If you already have the single stage system, match the part # from the filter you have to this part # you want to buy. If they match your in business. The only problem is this particular product comes in a set of 2. So you will have a spare for the next filter change
1208795
Use the provided nidle. You should go to utube first and watch a demonstration
1434934
I don't see why not. All this machine does is churn your base mixture. As far as I know the difference between the types involves different starting ingredients and possibly less time in the churn.
715299
Yes, I have used it that way. Won't filter as fast as the gravity made kind in my experience, but works none the less.
1732719
I bought a different brand of solution as well to try, and it seems to work fine. Good luck!
649160
to my understanding you can. So far I've only used to at one time without any problem
2141112
Yes you can and its simple. If you have internet look it up and it will tell you how as I dont remember the exact steps.