Wear

• Follow the recommended wearing schedule set by your eye doctor.
• Keep your eyes lubricated by using a rewetting solution or plain saline solution.
• Always keep a pair of eyeglasses on hand with your current prescription.
• Wearing sunglasses with total UV protection will protect your eyes from the sensitivity to sunlight caused by contact lenses.
• Insert your contact lenses before applying makeup to avoid contamination.
• Do not sleep with your contacts unless you were prescribed extended wear. contacts.  Doing so may deprive your eyes of healthy amounts of oxygen.
• Visit your eye doctor immediately if you have sudden vision loss, persistent blurred vision, light flashes, eye pain, infection, swelling, unusual redness, severe itching or irritation.

Care

• Wash your hands with warm water and soap before handling your contact lenses.
• Avoid rubbing your eyes when your contact lenses are inserted.
• Clean and store your contact lenses in a clean case in fresh solution as prescribed
• Don’t let the tip of solutions bottles touch other surfaces including fingers and eyes.
• Never use plain water directly on your contact lenses or put them in your mouth to “rinse” them.
• Clean your contacts by rubbing them gently with your index finger and palm of your hand.
• If you develop an eye infection, remove and discontinue use of your contacts until you talk to your eye doctor.