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With Blairex Saline Spray, caring for your contact lenses is as easy as 1-2-3

You’ve finally gotten your first pair of contact lenses and you can’t wait to try them out. It’s understandable to be excited since wearing contact lenses gives you a sense of freedom not found in eyeglasses. However, the other side of that freedom is having to take extra care of your contact lenses because if you don’t you’re susceptible to having antibacterial infection in your eyes. Neglect your contact lenses and you end up neglecting your eyes.

It’s very important that you follow the instructions and prescription that your eye doctor recommended. Though it may seem confusing at first especially with all the types of solutions and cleaning implements, the process is really very simple - clean the lenses, rinse them and disinfect them. There are multipurpose solutions that can do the job but you still have to follow the required steps. If you prefer separate solutions, you still can.

You use a daily cleaner for cleaning which you drop onto your palm and rub onto your lenses. There are also no-rub cleaning solutions but it’s still advisable to rub your lenses to make sure that all the dirt gets removed. You need a saline solution like Blairex Saline Spray for rinsing the lenses. You cannot rinse your contact lenses with tap water as there are micro-organisms in the water that may end up in your contact lenses. For heat or UV disinfection, you may also use Blairex Saline Spray together with a heating unit to make sure that any and all bacteria still remaining in your lenses are killed. Blairex Saline Spray may also be used with enzymatic cleaning tablets. So, basically getting a bottle of Blairex Saline Spray has a lot of uses which makes it less confusing for you.

Make sure though that your contact lenses are compatible with the kind of solutions that you’re using so as not to damage them.