How to properly use your contact lenses
1) Wash your hands thoroughly
2) Carefully remove the contact lens from the blister. Then rinse the contact lenses with the all-in-one solution.
2) Carefully remove the contact lens from the blister. Then rinse the contact lenses with the all-in-one solution.
3) Place the contact lens on the fingertip of the inserting hand. We recommend always starting with the same side to avoid confusion (right/left).
4) First, please check if your lens is free of cracks and debris. If the contact lens is damaged, the lens must not be used.
5) If the contact lenses are in good condition, check that the contact lenses are in the correct position in front of you.
4) First, please check if your lens is free of cracks and debris. If the contact lens is damaged, the lens must not be used.
5) If the contact lenses are in good condition, check that the contact lenses are in the correct position in front of you.
6) Now place the contact lenses on the tip of your index finger.
7) When the contact lens is placed the right way round, the rim curves inwards slightly – like a bowl. If the soft lens is turned inside out (“wrong way around”), the edge is slightly curved outwards – like the edge of a soup plate (compare figure).
8) Look straight into the mirror and open your eyes wide
9) The middle finger of the insertion hand gently pulls down the lower lid (grasp the lashes).
10) The middle and index fingers of the other hand pull the upper eyelid up (also hold the eyelashes) so that the cornea is completely free.
11) Now place the lens in the center of the eye without applying pressure, without looking away or blinking. The lens attaches itself to the cornea.
12) Close and blink your eyes to release small air bubbles.
13) Do the eyes burn or have a "stabbing" pain, do they tear or are red? Then remove the lens and rinse again.