Optotic test

Installation and removal of lenses:

Before each handling your lenses, wash your hands thoroughly and dry with a clean non plucheuse. Carefully open the box or the blister containing the lens with your index finger. Make sure it is the place. A lens in place, put the tip of your index has a bowl-shaped, the edges back and approach when you bend slightly between the thumb and forefinger. A lens in reverse has a dish-shaped and the edges s'applatissent and conform to the shape of your finger if you bend.
Do not put your lenses if they seem damaged.

For setting the right lens:

put your lens right on the tip of your index finger of the left hand. Make sure the edges of the lens does not touch, does not your finger. Keep your strong right upper eyelid. Pull enough line on your lower eyelid with the middle finger of your left hand. Bring the lens. It is mounted.


For the installation of the left lens:
Do the opposite


To remove your lenses:

Make sure your hands are perfectly clean and dry. Extensively eyelid blink several times. Grasp the lens between the ends of the thumb and index finger. Remove it by bending slightly.

Notes:

If a lens is focused on the evil eye or if it bothers you, close the lid and then gently rub: it will take for itself a central position. If the problem persists, remove your lenses and consult your specialist.


Tips and warnings for the maintenance of your lenses:

- Seek advice from a specialist for any changes in system maintenance.
- Avoid or switch to mix products of different systems.
- Use only products for soft contact lenses in accordance with their instructions.
- Do not use maintenance systems for hard lenses.
- Wash, rinse and dry your hands before handling your lenses.
- The damaged, do not let them soak your lenses in saline solution: this solution does not protect your lenses and eyes of germs and therefore a possible infection.
- Never reuse the same solution twice in the lens case.
- Never use saliva or tap water or saline solution made ​​by you.
- Rinse your case daily with sterile saline solution and let it dry in the air. This prevents contamination of the case and prevents serious eye problems.
- If you have not worn your lenses for several days, clean and decontaminate your lenses again before wearing.


Precautions:

- Consult your eye doctor regularly, at a frequency agreed with him.
- Never use tweezers, sharp tools or nails to remove your lenses from the case.
- Ask your lenses before applying make-up and remove them before you remove.
- Close your eyes when spraying lacquer and wait a few seconds before reopening, until the paint wears off.