Are these tablets still made for gas permeable lenses?
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These enzymatic tablets are being discontinued by the manufacturer. When supplies run out, that is it. If you are wearing gas permeable lenses, you might want to ask your eye care professional about Unique PH Multipurpose Solution and then Progent enzymatic cleaner. You have to buy it online but it works well and we recommend it at the office I work at.
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I have used these tablets for my gas permeable lenses, but it is my understanding that these tablets are no longer made. My eye doctor recommends using baking soda, straight from the box, to clean my lenses.
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Yes--the box says "Protein remover tablets for soft (hydrophilic) contact lenses."
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These tablets are not made any more. They are the only tablets that worked for my old Bausch and Lomb lenses. I had to pay 5 times the price for them online. I bought a year's supply and when I run out I'm having lasik surgery because the new contacts out there do not work for me.
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I have used Ultrazyme and Unizyme tablets interchangeably. They work the same and do a great job. I can still find them on Amazon and/or Ebay, I can not find them in any local stores where I used to purchase them (Walgreens, Wal-Mart, etc). You might want to ask the seller what the expiration date is on the box so you know you are getting a product that is still usable. I have even purchased them from an international seller on Ebay. So if they are no longer made for the U.S. market, I hope they will continue to be available other places in the world via the internet. I hope that helps you. I have used Ultrazyme and Unizyme tablets interchangeably. They work the same and do a great job. I can still find them on Amazon and/or Ebay, I can not find them in any local stores where I used to purchase them (Walgreens, Wal-Mart, etc). You might want to ask the seller what the expiration date is on the box so you know you are getting a product that is still usable. I have even purchased them from an international seller on Ebay. So if they are no longer made for the U.S. market, I hope they will continue to be available other places in the world via the internet. I hope that helps you.
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I am not compleltely sure . But, have been told and also read they are no longer going to produce them
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I don't know for sure, but the right side one has condensation in it and it is not even a year old. I will just dry it out and reseal the lens with clear RTV.
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I would get the lenses prescribed with an optical or if not get a mask that will let u put perscription on them. I wear glasses too.I just put my contacts when i go diving!!
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Yes positive corrective lenses aren't available from the major manufacturer like Speedo or Tyr. only negative lenses for nearsighted swimmers.
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It indicates Isopropyl Alcohol. Also says the formula is "Ammonia free." I have been using these for sometime on high index lenses, standard lens, monitor screen, smart phone screens, etc... without any issues. They are convenient to leave in your car, work, back pack etc...
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As far as I know they are not! There was no note with them stating they were! They are very clear and easy to use! I find them very comfortable with my glasses! If you buy a pair I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
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This might actually be a question best answered by the company itself (www.allencompany.net), I have no reservations myself in using them not only for elimination of light glare and "extra" eye and lens protection over my prescription glasses but what I am protecting against are small particles that may be associated to a non-full burn of gun-powder, as well as shell casing from mine or a partner nearby when they eject out of a side port. Larger chunks of wood, sawdust, or small shards of metal from say a missed screw or nail in the wood would be slowed down for sure on impacting these glasses but when it comes to your eyes you can never be to carful. Contact information for Allen Company: The Allen Company 525 Burbank Street P.O. Box 445 Broomfield, CO 80020 Phone: (303)469-1857 Fax: (303)466-7437 Customer Service: 1 (800)876-8600
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I believe the answer is "yes" due the wavelength of the UV light (it doesn't matter what you're looking at - it's the light that's harmful). The glasses are cheap protection for your eyes.
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Air soft probably work ok. 20 .40 cal rounds and it fell apart completely. The lens protectors are really really cheap. I took them off right away so I don't know about looking through em.
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I bought these to do exactly the same thing. At the optic shop they told me it is possible. However my 5 years old son found them too hard on his nose so he didn't want to use them.
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My guess is yes. This is because they are part of the body. The lenses are sold as just a unit.
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I do not know.It says it contains isopropanolIt says not to use it on contact lenses
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There are...put they are so tight, you can't really put anything in them. I put the lens cap in there, but had a hard time getting it back out. Really not helpful at all.
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I've used these removers for years on hard gas permeable lenses. They work well. Don't see why they wouldn't work on the larger lense.
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If you tighten them so that they are sealed against your face, then Yes. Also, to keep from scratching the lenses, you should run them under the tap or use a spray bottle and dry with clean soft cloth, not paper towle. Glad to help.
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I would not risk that if I were you. They are not recommended for eyes glasses. This is especially true since you would not want any residual material from this near your eyes or nose (vapors). It is minor if you clean them well afterwards.
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They fit really well and seal around my face - enough to trust it to keep burning sparks away from my eyes. As far as chemicals go, I cannot say. They are much better fitting than the goggles I used in high school however.