This helps remove the original packaging solution, making the lenses softer and more comfortable.
You may not even feel them on your eyes!
You may not even feel them on your eyes!
We recommend using ReNu solution (the classic formula, not the sensitive eyes version) — it works best for cleaning our long-wear lenses
A contact lens has two sides —
inner and outer, and one of the most common mistakes is confusing them!
inner and outer, and one of the most common mistakes is confusing them!
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which side has
a sharper pattern and edge?
a sharper pattern and edge?
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which side looks more vibrant?
take a close look at your lens
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then look at the lens from the side
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The edges of the lens should curve inward like a little bowl. If the edges turn outward — PEEP! WRONG SIDE!
INCORRECT
CORRECT
If you've already put the lens in and can't tell whether it's the correct side, look in the mirror and BLINK!
If the lens feels like it's "floating" on your eye, it's inside out!
Take it out, rinse it, and put it back in the other way around.
Take it out, rinse it, and put it back in the other way around.
For the most comfortable and safest experience, use tweezers and a lens applicator
A contact lens itself cannot cause pain or discomfort. Usually, it's caused by dust, lint, or mascara particles that may accidentally get on the lens before you put it in
That's why our number one rule before trying on lenses is to make sure both your hands and your lenses are clean!
Check the lens for any dust or debris. If you find anything, rinse the lens in fresh solution
Place the lens on the applicator or your fingertip and make sure it is positioned correctly, as shown in Fig. 2
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Use your index finger to gently pull down your lower eyelid and look up or to the side
With your other hand, carefully place the lens onto the white part of your eye
Make sure the lens is resting on your eye before removing the applicator or your finger. (The important thing at this moment is not to blink!)
Remove the applicator or your finger and look straight into the mirror
Blink a few times to help the lens settle into place
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If you don't succeed in putting the lens in on the first try, be sure to rinse it in fresh solution before trying again
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If you're new to contact lenses, it may take a few attempts before you successfully put one in for the first time. But we're sure you'll soon be putting your lenses in within SECONDS!
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always put your lenses in with clean hands
before putting your lenses in, make sure there is no dust or debris on them
do not rub your eyes while wearing lenses — they may shift under your eyelid, fall out, or become damaged
wear your lenses for no more than 8–10 hours a day
do not sleep in your lenses
do not wear lenses when you're sick, otherwise bacteria may remain on them
never rinse your lenses with tap water
remove your lenses before using a sauna, taking a shower, or swimming in any body of water, including the sea or a pool
if a lens becomes damaged, it must be discarded
after each use, soak your lenses in fresh solution for at least 6–8 hours
if you don't wear your lenses for an extended period, remember to replace the solution in the case every 3–4 weeks
always place the lens at the bottom of the case! Make sure it isn't floating on the surface of the solution — otherwise, you may damage the lens when closing the case
The day was wonderful!
But now it's evening, and it's time to move on to your evening skincare routine
But now it's evening, and it's time to move on to your evening skincare routine
wash hands
look in the mirror and gently slide the lens to the side or downward
once the lens folds slightly, gently pinch it with two fingers and remove it
place the lens in fresh ReNu solution for 6–8 hours after wear
Don't forget: if you've chosen lenses with a small pupil zone, you may notice the edges of the pupil opening during the first 10–15 minutes after insertion and when wearing them in low-light conditions
There's nothing to worry about — it won't significantly affect your vision. It's simply a matter of getting used to it :) Most girls adapt within a few days and no longer notice the small pupil zone at all
There's nothing to worry about — it won't significantly affect your vision. It's simply a matter of getting used to it :) Most girls adapt within a few days and no longer notice the small pupil zone at all
If you'd like help choosing a model with a more comfortable pupil zone, our team will be happy to help in DM @loumirage
