Contact Lenses Forum

I would like to share a few points on care for ur eyes..
After removing a contact lens, with hands that have first been washed using non-moisturizing soap, shoot the lens with a steady stream of the multi-purpose solution for a minimum of 20-seconds (or as directed), making sure that both sides of the lens are sprayed.
The maintenance steps generally are the same regardless of whether you wear soft contacts or gas permeable lenses.
Everything that may come into contact with your contact lenses must be kept clean.
That includes fingers, hands, tips of solution bottles and storage containers.
Never use water for cleaning. It may contain contaminants and it's too harsh for some lenses.
Hope u like the points..
thanks..

For many, contact lenses are one of the greatest inventions of the century offering crisp, clear vision without having to put up with eyeglasses. But one of the downfalls of this great invention is contact lens maintenance. While a lot of people skip this important step, you should know that not caring for your contact lenses correctly can lead to a host of eye infections and in some rare cases even blindness.

But there is no excuse for not caring for your lenses properly as it's never been easier to care for them. Today, you can go through your whole maintenance routine using just one type of solution which means that caring for your lenses is quicker and cheaper than even just a few years ago.

Could I rub and rinse them and then just store them in the case for cleaning (taking away the need to twist the cap)? If so, how would I go about this and could I do the rub/rinse with saline as I only have a small bottle of the cleaning solution?
Thanks in advance.