Bee

• Ensure that your hands are properly wash and clean with (preferably ) no scented anti bacterial soap. Hygiene is the most important thing when it comes to wearing circle lenses.
• Prepare your lenses cases, Clean them using multipurpose solution and then fill ¾ of both storages with the solution.
• Take out the lenses from blisters using your fingers.
• Clean the lenses by putting the lenses on your palm, put a few drops of multipurpose solutions on them and rub them by using your fingers. This will help removing germs.
• Transfer the lenses to the lenses cases and soak the lenses in the multipurpose solution for 8 hours.

Wash and dry your hands completely using soap and a clean towel.

Rinse lenses using solution to remove dirt or debris.

Put the lens on the tip of your index finger. Make sure the lens is not inside out by checking the marker if appropriate.

Using your free hand, hold your upper eyelid in place so that you don’t blink.

Using the free fingers of the inserting hand, pull down on your lower eyelid.

Looking up, place the lens on the lower part of your eye.

Slowly remove your hand from your eyelid allowing your eye to close for a moment.

Blink a few times naturally, so that the lens centers.

If the lens feels uncomfortable or irritates your eye, take it out and check for damage or debris. If the lens is damaged, then throw it away. Otherwise, use solution to rinse it and reinsert.

Wash and dry your hands completely using soap and a clean towel.

Looking up, pull down your lower eyelid.

Touch the lower edge of the lens with your index finger.

Slide the contact lens down to the white part of your eye.

Using your thumb and index finger, squeeze the lens gently and remove it.

Use the same procedure to remove the other lens.