Medi lens RGP OCU solution

• Use the solution to dean and rinse both sides of the lens thoroughly. For additional cleaning, place 3 drops of the solution onto one side of lens surface and gently rub for 20 seconds and rinse.
• Usean appropriate amount of the solution to remove residues from the lens surfaceand to rinse both sides of the lens.

To disinfect the lens and remove protein from it soak the lenses in the solution for 6 hours using a contact lens case.

Contact lenses can be stored in this solution for upto 30 days before reuse. For a longer storage, clean the lenses and replace the solution every 30 days for disinfection.

• Rinse the lenses with the solution if necessary, before wearing them.
• Rinse the contact lens case as well with the solution and let it air dry.

• Not caring for contact lens and related products properly can lead to a serious eye problems. To use contact lenses and related products properly, you must follow the instructions provided by your eye doctor and the respective manufacturer. Eye problems such as corneal ulcers can cause acute loss of vision. If you experience eye discomfort, extreme tearing, vision decline and redness, stop use of the contact lenses and see your eye doctor. It is important for contact lens wearers to see theireye doctor as instructed.
• Consult with your eye doctor about the use of any eye drop while wearing contact lenses.

Possible side effects in the eye include stinging, burning, irritation, more uncomfortable contact lens use then before, feeling that something is in the eye, extreme tearing, abnormal eye discharge, redness, blurred image, seeing rainbows or multiple images of an object, high sensitivity to light or dry cornea. If you have any of these symptoms, remove the lenses. If the symptom or discomfort persists, check the lenses to see whether they were damaged. Do not use the damaged lens again. If the symptom persists in the presence of dirt on the lens surface, remove the lenses and see your eye doctor. The above symptoms can progress to infection, corneal ulcer and angiogenesis. It is therefore important to see your eye doctor for immediate treatment and to avoid serious eye problems.

• There is a report that smoking raise your ulcerative keratitis.
• Wash your hands before handling contact lenses.
• Remove one lens at a time and place it into the case to avoid confusing the right and left lenses.
• After removing your lenses, always clean and disinfect them.
• To prevent the solution being contaminated, do not touch the cap section of its container and keep the container closed if not use it.
• After taking your lenses out of the case, rinse the case with clean waterand let it air dry. (Keep your contact lens case dean and replace it every 2-3 months.)
• Make sure that cosmetics or hair spray does not come into contact with your eyes.
• Keep the product out of the reach of children.

• Do not apply to the eye or ingest.
• Always use fresh solution; do not reuse it
• Do not use heat to disinfect the solution.
• The solution should be used within 90 days after its container is first opened.
• Keep the solution away from direct sunlight and do not use an expired product.
• If contact lenses are stored in the case with the solution for more than 30 days, clean and rinse them before use.
• To avoid contamination, do not transfer the solution to another container.
• The leading cause of microbial contamination has been reported as contact lens cases; it is important to wash the case properly before use to minimize the risk related with contact lenses and eye infection.