How to Rinse and Keep Tinted eye lenses: A Full care handbook

Taking care of your tinted eye lenses is straightforward once it becomes a habit — and it is the single biggest factor in keeping your eyes healthy and your lenses comfy for their full lifespan. Here is the full regimen.

Your Daily Regimen (2 Minutes)

Before putting on

1. Wash and dry your hands thoroughly. Lint from towels transfers to the lens, so air-dry or use a lint-free towel.
2. Place the lens on your fingertip and rinse it with fresh multipurpose solution. At no point use tap water.
3. Check the lens is not inside out — the edges should form a rinse bowl, not flare outward.

After taking out

1. Drop the lens in your palm, add a few drops of solution, and lightly rub both sides for about 10 seconds. Rubbing removes the majority of deposits and makeup residue.
2. Rinse again and keep in a rinse case filled with fresh solution.

Storage Rules That Matter

• Replace the case every 1–3 months. Cases are the most typical source of eye infections.
• At no point leading up old solution — at all times empty, rinse the case with solution (not water), and air-dry it.
• Keep the case away from the bathroom counter flush zone; spray and steam carry bacteria.
• At no point keep lenses in water, saline meant for rinsing, or homemade saline. Only proper multipurpose or peroxide solution disinfects.

What At no point to Do

At no point sleep in your lenses unless they are specifically approved for extended wear. At no point rinse them with tap water — Acanthamoeba, a microorganism found in ordinary water, can cause serious infections. At no point share lenses with friends, even for a photo. And at no point wear a lens that feels scratchy, looks torn, or has passed its replacement date — for most of our styles that is 12 months after opening for yearly lenses, or the marked date for monthly and daily lenses.

Makeup and Lenses: the Right Order

Put your lenses in before applying makeup, and take them out before taking out it. Pick oil-free, fragrance-free products and steer clear of applying eyeliner inside the waterline where it can migrate under the lens.

Signs You Should Take out Your Lenses Right away

Redness that does not settle, pain, light sensitivity, or blurred vision are warning signs. Take out the lenses, let your eyes rest, and consult an eye care professional if symptoms persist. Your eyes are worth more than any outfit.

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