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Posted by admin on 12th June 2010

Article on which contact lens is right for you

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Which Contact lens is right for you

Posted by admin on 5th June 2010

Looking after your contacts

Soft contacts Care

Cleansing and disinfecting your contact lenses is an integral part of looking after them, and your eyes. It should be done every day, ideally striaght after you take them out. Your eye care practitioner would have advised you on a care regime suited to your specific contact lenses and needs and this should be strictly adhered to.

1. Before handling any contact lenses ensure that your hands are washed thoroughly and are dried with a lint free towel.

2. Once removing the contact lens from your eye you need to gently rub the lens surface with specially designed cleaners. This will remove contaminants from the lens which could otherwise lead to discomfort, infection or a decrease in the life span of your contact lens.

3. Once the contacts has been cleaned, rinse the contacts with the appropriate solution for your contact lens type. These days most contact lens solutions are multi action, meaning they are suitable for all your cleaning, disinfecting, rinsing and storage needs.

4. Store the lens in the clean storage case and cover using the solution. Secure the lids to the case to store.

Other important information

1. Do not wear disposable lenses for longer than they are intended for as this could possibly hinder how well you see and cause damage to the health of your eyes.

2. After taking your lenses outside of their cases discard any unused solution and allow the case to stand with the lids off so they are able to air dry. This prevents bacteria build up in the case. Your contact lens containers should be replaced with every new purchase of solution or every three months, whichever comes first.

3. Don’t wear your contacts should you have any problems with your eyes. If you experience any discomfort, redness, vision changes etc whilst wearing your contacts remove your disposable lenses immediately and contact your eye care professional.

4. If swimming while using your disposable lenses make sure you wear goggles, however if your contacts do become exposed to chlorine ensure that you clean the contacts without delay afterward.

Posted by admin on 21st May 2010

Netlens blog up and running

We are proud to announce that the new blog is up and running. Here we will showcase some of our products, aswell as keeping you up to date with a large range of news on the development of contact lenses.