How to insert contact lenses
Step 1: Wash and dry your hands thoroughly using soap and a clean towel.
Step 2: Rinse the lenses using a shop to remove dirt or debris. (You can skip this step with new contacts that have not been worn.) Tip: You do not want to mix your lenses, so remember that you always insert and remove the lens for eye blindness first.
Step 3: Place the lens on the tip of the index finger. Make sure the lens is not inside by checking the mark if appropriate.
Step 4: Use your free hand, hold the upper eyelid in place so as not to overdo it.
Step 5: Use the free fingers in the insertion hand, drag the lower eyelid down.
Step 6: Consider, place the lens on the bottom of your eye.
Step 7: Slowly remove your hand from your eyelid, allowing your eyes to close for a moment.
Step 8: Twinkle several times naturally, so that the lens centers.
Step 9: If the lens feels uncomfortable or irritates your eyes, remove them and check for damage or debris. If the lens is damaged, then throw it away. Otherwise, use the solution to rinse and re-insert.
Make sure the lens is not inside
To do this, just place the lens on the tip of your finger and hold it with light. If the edges are extinguished, it is inside out. Some lenses have 1, 2, 3; indicator - make sure the numbers are not retrograde. It should look like a bowl with straight edges.
Using your right hand
Place your upper eyelid gently with one finger so as not to touch or touch your lashes, then carefully pull your lower eyelid with your other fingers.
Moving contact lenses
Towards your eyes steadily. Look up while you put it in your eyes, then release your eyelid slowly and then close your eyes for a moment to allow the lens to stabilize. Repeat for the other eye.
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Do not let soap, cosmetics or any other materials come into contact with lenses.
Never touch the lens care bottle on any surface, including your finger or contact lens.
Do not reuse any lens care solution.
Do not use eye drops or non-customized solutions for use with contact lenses.
Never wear contact lenses in the presence of harmful or irritating fumes or fumes.
Never wear your lenses after the period recommended by your optician.
Never swap contact lenses with anyone.
Never apply the hair conditioner after applying contact lenses.
Never use tweezers or other tools to remove lenses from the lens container unless specifically indicated for this use. Pour the lens into the hand.
