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If you are a contact lens wearer, you might have heard of multi purpose or complete contact lens solution. They are one element of lens caring system that is essential to keep your contacts comfortable, provide clear vision and, above of all, prevent eye infections.

Cleaning is an important step that removes dirt, oil and mucus from the lens surface, as well as protein deposits and bacteria. If any one of these factors is not adequately addressed in your contact lens cleaning system, you will end up with sore, irritated eyes.

There used to be multiple steps involved in caring for your lenses, but with a solution made for all steps, cleaning your contact lenses has become much easier. Gone are the days of soaping up your contacts before rinsing and storing them for the night. The all-steps solution will be able to help you do all the steps of cleaning, rinsing, disinfecting and storing.

Since everyone’s eyes are different, the only way to know which type is best for you is to consult with your eye doctor and try out a few different ones. If you react at all, then discontinue use. For sensitive eyes, look for solutions designed for sensitive eyes with little or no preservatives.

Generally adverse reactions to lens cleaners are caused by the preservatives they contain, but also how you handle your lenses while inserting them plays a part. You should put your contacts in BEFORE applying makeup or hairspray or using any hand lotions.

The process of using the enzymatic cleaner is quite simple. All you have to do is fill your the vials or the lens case with the solution and drop a tablet of the enzymatic cleaner. Allow it to dissolve before you release your contacts into the solution so prepared. Leave them for a while, as directed and take them out after that. You may also use another product to disinfect it further if you feel the need. With some of the enzymatic cleaners you may skip the disinfection stage, but not with all. So, it is prudent to check if the one you are using lets you do it or not.

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