Can I just use this solution to rinse my lenses prior to insertion? I use soft lenses and I soak them overnight in "Clear Care".
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Yes. That is exactly what we use it for in our home. It is a preservative free replacement for regular saline solution!
1709717
I also use soft lenses and use Unisol to rinse prior to insertion, and to soak in overnight. I've used it for years.
1709718
Yes you can. It is a preservative free solution made to resemble natural tears.
1709719
Yes you can. I have 16.5mm hard contacts that I have to fill the void between my cornea and contact, this is what I use every day all day.
1709720
I use this solution to fill my contacts and I wear my contacts with this solution - sort of like looking out through a bowl of saline water. It's weak enough for me to use for hours on end so it should be weak enough for a rinsing agent.
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I googled the company and this is what they say: Clarity Clean It is the ONLY formulation for superhydrophobic AR lenses. It instantly wets any lens surface, lifting dirt and skin oils on contact. It's safe for all lenses and coatings, including all anti-reflective and mirror coatings. There is never any haze, residue or streaking. It's ideal for: Eyeglasses and Sunglasses Professional Cameras Digital Cameras Cinematography Cameras Medical Optics Binoculars, Scopes & Sports Optics Computer Screens TV Screens CDs & DVDs Displays on PDAs, MP3 players, Cell Phones
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Huy..no more than any clear glasses that get dirty or smeared, cleaning is essential for clarity as with any eyewear. I too can see at 20/15 latest check with my new IOLs, but wear the Gunnar clear to eliminate a glaring problem with my left IOL which is a Crystalens adaptive lens...nobody knows why it is doing this, but with the Gunnar Optiks it is corrected, problem solved.
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I use eye glass cleaner on mind and it works great. When I worked for a Professional Corp. we used distilled water and small drop of Joy Dish Detergent. We used this on expensive lense , the joy does not leave a film residue.
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I use only this and it has been the best one for me with sensitive eyes. I do not rinse with anything after the process, put lens directly in my eye with no problem (AFTER the allotted 6 hour processing time!)
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Sorry, don't use as rinse. Never thought too. I'll give it a go now! I think I will try both ways.
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Same problem. Some people won't care, but I want crystal-clear windows on the world. Even finger-scrubbing these glasses with grease-cutting dishwashing detergent and rinsing under very hot water won't remove all the smudges (and this ALWAYS makes my other eyeglasses and sunglasses impeccably spotless). It's like there is some sort of fine grease layer that even aggressive cleaning won't remove entirely, and what remains just moves around the surface. It may be some chemical inside the lens that is leaching out.
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I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has worked for me perfectly 100% of the time. I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has... » Read More I have been using this product for several months now, and when I apply the solution to the cotton pads and wipe in on the lenses it dries almost immediately. Perhaps you are putting too much on the little cloth and that is causing runs, or maybe your lenses are dirty or greasy? I clean my lenses with a lens cleaner, then make my little Fogtech cloths a bit more than damp and it works phenomenally. It should just be a wipe and go thing, no polishing or anything. I have used it on lenses with tons of coatings like anti-glare, anti-scratch and whatever else anti they offer, and this has worked for me perfectly 100% of the time. « Show Less
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Hi MR, I purchased these eye wipes as they were recommended by my eye doctor. I get recurring blepharitis (inflammation of the upper or lower eyelids). She instructed me to gently scrub both lids for about a minute then rinse the eyes with water. I am to do this twice a week for eye hygiene.
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Put one A vial and one B vial in cup. Close cap and shake gently. Soak lenses 30 minutes, no longer. Clean and rinse thoroughly after. Can clean monthly, maximum every 5 days.
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Yes. I use the cleaning solution for my camera lenses and LCD screens, sunglasses, etc.
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I am not sure because I stopped using it I found the cloths do a much better job on my new glasses I rinse them with water and use a cloth I was given when I got my new glasses I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful
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Hello MJR. I would say that rinsing is necessary. I use the wipes at night to remove eye make-up (one side of the wipe for one eye, and the other side for the other eye), when my face is dry. Then I wash my whole face with my regular soap and wash it off. I don't put soap in my eyes, so water is sufficient for rinsing the suds from the wipes off. Hope this helps.
554706
I don't see why not.... I found that just washing your glasses with soap and water works too.
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I thought to try that, but my washer will not 'fill' unless there are clothes PRESENT in the drum...so there is no way to pre-dissolve or I would do that! You would not have believed what a mess my last load of darks was. I am wondering if I need to do 'extra rinse'...seems like a waste of water there.
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you have to do it carefully as to not break the lens( if they are hard lenses) as it's a pretty tight suction. I usually put a bit of water on it and then gently twist it a bit using my forefingers. This thing has helped me out more times than I can say as my lenses won't come out once my eyes are watery.
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Take a little dish washing liquid, coat the inside of the lense and leave it overnight. Rinse the lense clean with water in the morning and let air dry. that should solve the problem.