1. Avoid
wearing contact lenses while swimming as there are bacteria in the water that
can adhere to your lenses and cause infections. If you do swim with your
contacts, you should wear goggles over them and you should disinfect them
immediately afterwards.
2.
You
should never share your contact lenses with anyone as it may cause an eye
infection.
3.
You
should clean the lenses by rinsing them with the solution and not rub the
lenses to remove dirt and protein deposits.
4.
Contact
lenses should always be stored in a sterile carrying case filled with fresh
solution, which ensures the lenses remain moist and clean.
5.
Many
people use their contact lenses longer than recommended. This leads to loss of comfort
and an increased risk of eye infections.
6.
Some
contact lenses have UV protection built into the lenses but you should still
use sunglasses because the contact lenses will only protect the part of your
eye that it covers.
7.
You
should wash and dry your hands thoroughly before removing contact lenses. After
removing them, gently rub them with cleaning solution and store them in a case
filled with solution.
8.
Falling
asleep while wearing disposable contact lenses is a common problem. Sleeping with
your contact lenses in your eyes can cause damage and discomfort.
9.
You
should always have a back-up pair of eyeglasses - even if you wear your
contacts all the time.
10.
Contact
lenses are extremely popular world over as fashion statements. Avoid wearing colored
contact lenses as they can cause conjunctivitis, corneal edema, allergic
reactions, corneal abrasions and reduction in vision.
11.
You
must follow the rules of hygiene recommended by the contact lenses manufacturer
and doctor. The lenses must be stored correctly and never worn beyond the
stipulated time.
12.
Always
consult a doctor if there is any eye redness or irritation.
13.
Always
buy contact lenses from reputable manufacturers and follow the instructions
given by the doctor about wear and tear.
14.
Insert
contact lens before applying eye makeup and remove lenses before removing the
makeup.
15.
The
lens solutions must be recommended by a doctor. Keep the tip of the lens
solution bottles clean and never use expired solutions.
16.
Protect
your eyes against infections by never using saliva, strange soaps, and un-sterilized
water or solutions to clean the lenses.
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