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If you’re new to wearing contact lenses then the whole process can seem somewhat mysterious. In this article we take a look at some great tips to make wearing lenses that bit easier.

As more & more people have taken the plunge & moved from spectacles (glasses) to contact lenses, so a greater proportion of the population have seen the advantages that come from being a contact lens wearer.

Wearing contacts for the first time can be a little daunting & there’re plenty of horror stories about new contact lens users trying to get to grips with their new purchases.

Don’t worry though - things really needn’t be too tricky at all. Let us take a look at what you can do to ease the process of wearing lenses.

The first thing to remember is that you should never wear you lenses for longer than prescribed. If you do, it is very likely that you will find that wearing them is a much more uncomfortable situation that should be the case. And so… So far so good. When it comes to your eyes, it is never worth taking the risk of causing irritation.

Use a contact lens solution that has been recommended to you by your doctor or optician. Not all solutions are suitable for each different type of lens.

Under no circumstances attempt to clean your lenses with saliva, tap water or a non-sterile home-made solution.

Before handling your lenses it is always wise to wash your hands - hygiene is very important.

Ensure that your contact lens solution bottle doesn’t become contaminated - avoid touching it with any other surface - or even with your lenses.

It’s always best avoid applying make-up before inserting your contact lenses. So… Similarly, it is recommended that you get rid of your lenses before taking your make-up off.

By following these simple tips, you should be easily able to wear contact lenses safely & comfortably.

Keith Barrett has written on many subjects, from color contact lens options to wider health issues. There is more. This article may be used by any website publisher, though this resource box must always be included in full.

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