How to Install Contact Lenses (Soft Lens)

For novice contact lens wearers, is usually a little nervous and timid when first going to wear contacts lenses. And actually quite easy and can be mastered in a short time. Believe me, when one-time work wear, fear-fear it will soon disappear. First of all, try to touch your own eyes the ball gently. Of course it must be ensured hands were clean (wash hands first with mild soap), and no long nails. This is an effective way to reduce nervousness and fear of novice users, so that the learning process became more smooth. Wear in front of the mirror is large enough will also help smooth consumption.

Step - step installation:

Wash hands with mild soap, make sure it is free from lotion, deodorant, or perfume that will be damaging softlens or make it comfortable to wear. If you intend to use softlens in front of the sink, you should close the first hole in the sink disposal.

Dry hands and fingers - the fingers. Softlens will be flat (mainly very thin) if your fingers are wet.

Take a lens from its place, put it at the end of the index finger with the lens facing upward arch. Check carefully to make sure the lens is not in the reverse situation, there is a tear or dirt.

By using the middle finger (same hand used to hold the lens), pull the lower eyelid downward.

While menggerrakkan eye upward until the whites visible, place the lens into the whites of the eyes gently and slowly, and keep your index finger of the eyeball.

Close your eyes slowly and blink-blink briefly. The lens will automatically put themselves in the middle of the cornea.

Do it in a way similar to the other eye.

It could also put the lens directly to the cornea of ​​the eye.

Step - step release:

Wash hands with mild soap and dry.

If eyes feel dry, before the release of the eye with a liquid lubricant used as drops (comfort drop).

By using the index finger, slide the lens downward (into the white part of the eye), then take the lens (with movements such as pinching gently) by using the index finger and thumb, and pull out of the eyelids.

Often, novice users are hard to resist movement of upper eyelids that reflexively closes when there is an object close to the eyeball. If this happens, then the upper eyelid should also detained with the index or middle finger left hand. Press gently on the feathers right eye, then pull up and hold. In this way, the eyelid reflex over'll be stuck with the best.