Instructions of wearing and caring
Everyone’s eyes are so precious for seeing, for knowing, and for loving. Take care of them in your daily life by following care instructions.
Instructions of
wearing and caring
Everyone’s eyes are so precious for seeing,
for knowing, and for loving.
Take care of them in your daily life by
following care instructions.
How to put in your lens
Putting contact lenses in and taking them out
is easier than you might think.
Always start with clean hands
Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and dry them well.
01
Check lens
Put the lens on the top of your index finger. Check to make sure the lens isn’t damaged and that the correct side is facing up and the shape like a bowl with the straight edge.
02
Gently place the lens on your eyes
Look in the mirror and hold your upper and lower eyelids open with the hand not holding the lens. Or look in front of you or up toward the ceiling and place the lens in your eye.
03
Roll your eye around gently
Release your eyelid, close your eye slowly, and roll your eye gently to settle the lens in place. If the lens is not comfortable, gently take out the lens, rinse it, and try again.
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How to put in your lens
Putting contact lenses in and taking them out
is easier than you might think.
Always start with clean hands
Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and dry them well.
01
Check lens
Put the lens on the top of your index finger. Check to make sure the lens isn’t damaged and that the correct side is facing up and the shape like a bowl with the straight edge.
02
Gently place the lens on your eyes
Look in the mirror and hold your upper and lower eyelids open with the hand not holding the lens. Or look in front of you or up toward the ceiling and place the lens in your eye.
03
Roll your eye around gently
Release your eyelid, close your eye slowly, and roll your eye gently to settle the lens in place. If the lens is not comfortable, gently take out the lens, rinse it, and try again.
04
How to take off your lens?
A good habit in your daily life is
the key to protect your eyes.
Always start with clean hands
Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and dry them well.
01
Gently pull your eyelid and move the lens
Pull down your lower eyelid on one eye with your finger, and look up. Use another finger to slowly touch the edge of the lens and move the lens down to white part of your eye.
02
Gently squeeze the lens
Pinch the lens with your thumb and index finger and remove from your eye.
03
Clean and disinfect your lens
Put the lens in the palm of your hand and wet it with contact solution. Gently rub it for about 30 seconds to remove any mucus, dirt, and oil, then rinse the lens and place it in the lens case with contact solution.
04
How to take off your lens?
A good habit in your daily life is
the key to protect your eyes.
Always start with clean hands
Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and dry them well.
01
Gently pull your eyelid and move the lens
Pull down your lower eyelid on one eye with your finger, and look up. Use another finger to slowly touch the edge of the lens and move the lens down to white part of your eye.
02
Gently squeeze the lens
Pinch the lens with your thumb and index finger and remove from your eye.
03
Clean and disinfect your lens
Put the lens in the palm of your hand and wet it with contact solution. Gently rub it for about 30 seconds to remove any mucus, dirt, and oil, then rinse the lens and place it in the lens case with contact solution.
04
How to clean your lens?
Always keep your lenses and
eyes in clean condition.
Start with clean routine firstly
Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and dry them well.
01
Rub gently to remove dirt and stains
Always clean your contact lenses immediately after you remove them. Put the lens in the palm of your hand and wet it with contact solution. Gently rub it for about 30 seconds to remove any mucus, dirt, and oil.
02
Rinse the lens
Rinse the lens and place it in the lens case with contact solution.
03
Repeat this routine
Keep lens with disinfecting solution all the time.
04
How to clean your lens?
Always keep your lenses and
eyes in clean condition.
Start with clean routine firstly
Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and dry them well.
01
Rub gently to remove dirt and stains
Always clean your contact lenses immediately after you remove them. Put the lens in the palm of your hand and wet it with contact solution. Gently rub it for about 30 seconds to remove any mucus, dirt, and oil.
02
Rinse the lens
Rinse the lens and place it in the lens case with contact solution.
03
Repeat this routine
Keep lens with disinfecting solution all the time.
04
Advanced Technology for premium quality
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Premium Material
Selected HEMA is beyond the average which means increased comfort and reduced hypoxia-related problems.
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Leading Technology
Contacts are designed in a 3-layer structure to prevent your eyes from strains and dust, safeguarding eyeballs with advanced technology.
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Remarkable Satisfying Experience
Premium material can decrease those health issues, leading to technology got you defense. Each lens delivers our aim of an incredible wearing experience.
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CE Marking
Products are tested and examined under the EU standards, security and health
are promised. -
FDA Certification
Certification from FDA is another answer to our quality control.Our products are on the level of FDA-approved.
Advanced Technology for
premium quality
Premium Material
Selected HEMA is beyond the average which means increased comfort and reduced hypoxia-related problems.
Leading Technology
Contacts are designed in a 3-layer structure to prevent your eyes from strains and dust, safeguarding eyeballs with advanced technology.
Remarkable Satisfying Experience
Premium material can decrease those health issues, leading to technology got you defense. Each lens delivers our aim of an incredible wearing experience.
CE Marking
Products are tested and examined under the EU standards, security and health
are promised.
FDA Certification
Certification from FDA is another answer to our quality control.Our products are on the level of FDA-approved.