Contact Lens Solutions

Great for cleansing, rinsing, disinfecting and storing soft contact lenses

Which lens solution is best?

Contact lens cleaning solutionFor your eye health, it is vital that your lenses feel comfortable and clean all the time. Unless you're using daily disposable contact lenses, regular disinfection and soaking of your contacts in a good quality contact lens solution is an everyday necessity and a habit that should become your second nature. You must take good care of your contact lenses to ensure they are safe and comfortable. Incorrect handling and maintenance or lens wear can cause serious problems including blindness.

What is in contact lens cleansing solution?

There are two types of contact lens solutions that are most common:

  1. Multi purpose solution (MPS), - This is the most popular and commonly used type of lens care system. It cleans lenses from dirt and removes protein, while also disinfecting them from bacteria and fungi. These products can be used to clean or soak contact lenses.
  2. Hydrogen peroxide lens disinfecting solution - This is less frequently used, but extremely effective at cleaning and disinfecting lenses. It is recommended for people who are allergic to regular multi-purpose cleaners or those with high protein buildup. It is best to be cautious and use the special lens case that comes with it. The lenses must be rinsed thoroughly after using this product, as it can cause eye irritation or burning. Regular saline is sufficient, but an MPS can be used.

Does it matter what contact lens solution you use?

Only the most respected and well-respected brands will be featured in our selection of contacts lenses solutions. These products are made by manufacturers of contacts. It is recommended that they be used with a matching brand of contacts in order to get the best results. However, it is not always the norm, nor does it really matter which brand you choose but you should always follow your eye doctor's advice. For example, Acuvue Revitalens, formerly known as Complete Revitalens, is made by Johnson & Johnson, the Acuvue contact lens manufacturer, so it is recommended to use it with, for instance Acuvue Oasys. On the other hand OptiFree Pure Moist contact lens solution is made by Alcon, therefore it's best to use it with Air Optix contact lenses. Renu Multiplus and BioTrue are also popular solutions for lenses, from Bausch & Lomb to SoloCare Aqua by Menicon.

Each product in this collection comes in a variety of sizes to make it easier for you to choose the right size for your lifestyle. For example, you could buy a 60ml Acuvue Revitalens if your needs are limited or you are about to travel. If your family has more contact lens users, you could also purchase a 500ml Max OptiFresh and share it. There is also a large selection of everything else between these two options. We offer a range of the best high-quality contact lenses cleansing and care solutions to suit the needs and budgets of every customer.

How to use a Contact Lens Solution?

When it comes to safety and health in lens use, care and maintaining contact lenses is a must. An eye specialist should perform a lens fitting. The specialist will explain proper lens hygiene and emphasize its importance. Your eye care provider can provide additional guidance if you have any questions about how to use your cleansing solution. Below is a list of general guidelines that should be followed for most solutions.

  • Contact lens solution should be kept in a cool and dark place, not in direct sunlight
  • Be sure to wash your hands well before you clean your lenses
  • Mixing old and new solutions are not recommended. You also shouldn't mix different brands
  • Before switching from one type of solution to the next, consult your eye specialist before you try a different one (e.g. hydrogen peroxide based)
  • Never, under any circumstances use water to clean or soak your contact lenses
  • Replace your lens case every other month

These rules apply to all types of solutions but it is worth reading the directions that come with your product to ensure you follow the manufacturer's directions. If you have any questions about the product your eye doctor has prescribed, please contact them. You can also find more information about the safe use of lens cases and how contact lenses solution affects your lens comfort.

Do you leave contact lenses in the solution?

It's not difficult to clean contacts. With practice, looking after them will become part of your daily routine like brushing your teeth. Keep your lenses fresh, clean and healthy with these easy steps.

  1. After removing your contacts from your eyes, you can apply the solution to your lenses and rub it gently on each side. Some solutions do not need to be rubbed. Please refer to the manufacturer's instructions before using
  2. Rinse your lens thoroughly
  3. Your clean lens case should be filled with a new portion of the solution
  4. Let your lenses soak in contact lens solution at least for a few hours (the manufacturer has set the minimum soaking duration - check the documentation)
  5. After you have removed your lenses from the case, rinse the solution out and replace it with a new squirt
  6. The case should be left out to dry when not in use

For more information on how to care for contact lenses, read our advice article on this topic. Also, check out the rest of our articles for additional care advice.

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