Protect Your Eye Before It Is Too Late
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Protect Your Eyes Before It's Too Late!
Summary
Did you know that computers are just one cause of discomfort for contact lens wearers? Many new users experience dry and irritated eyes due to poor lens care habits. Proper lens care and following specific guidelines are crucial for protecting your vision and ensuring comfort. Discover some common mistakes that might be damaging your contacts and harming your eyes.Key Points
- LASIK- Eye care
- Contact lenses
Article
Computers aren't the only culprits when it comes to discomfort for contact lens wearers. If you've experienced dry or irritated eyes while wearing contacts, it might be due to poor care habits developed by many new users. Proper lens care is essential for protecting your vision and ensuring your contacts remain comfortable.Common Mistakes to Avoid
1. Cleaning Lenses with Water
- Your eyes are sensitive, and improper lens cleaning can lead to infections. Water and homemade saline solutions contain microorganisms and minerals that can damage your lenses and harm your eyes. Always use lens cleaning solutions to break down deposits and disinfect your lenses.
2. Ignoring Wear Schedules
- Some contacts are designed for daily, weekly, or monthly use without removal. Others require daily removal and cleaning. Know your lens schedule to avoid potential eye problems.
3. Neglecting Hygiene
- Clean, dry hands are essential when handling contacts. Avoid soaps with perfumes or oils, and keep products like sunscreen, hand cream, and nail polish remover away from your lenses.
Additional Tips
- If your contacts feel dry or irritated, use eye drops or natural tears to remoisten them before attempting removal.
- Insert contacts before applying makeup and remove them before cleaning your face. Be cautious with powders and sprays, as they can irritate your lenses. If irritation occurs, remove and clean your lenses before reinserting.
Your eyes are precious. Always prioritize their care. If you suspect an eye injury or infection, refrain from wearing contacts until you've consulted an eye care specialist.
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