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Antibacterial soap is the best soap to use, as it will thoroughly clean your hands and it doesn t contain any type of fragrance. The first thing to do when cleaning your hard contacts is to take the lens out of your eye and put it in the center of your hand. You should have your cleaner out, and ready to use anytime you are looking to clean your lenses. Dry Eyes And Contacts If you have dry eyes, contact lenses may be a nightmare. With healthy eyes, a very thin layer of tears will always form under the contact lens. When this layer starts to dry out however, the lens will begin to feel dry. Dry eyes from contact can be very irritating, uncomfortable, and lead you to try to squinch or rub your eyes to seek relief. If you don t know anything about contact lenses, you may end up doing your eyes more harm than good. Contact lenses are designed to correct your vision and often times protect your eyes, which is why you want to choose them carefully. If you pick your contact lenses carefully, you ll get the best type for your eyes. If you like to go to the beach you can rest assured in knowing that the Acuvue advance lenses will keep your eyes protected from the sun while you enjoy the beauty of the beach. Acuvue advance contacts are made from a soft yet flexible material, which makes them a breeze to put in your eyes. There shouldn t any trouble putting them in your eyes, which makes them ideal for anyone who wears contacts. They are mainly used to correct vision, although they can also be used for those who have just had cataracts, especially if the natural lens around was removed. Contacts can also be used in the treatment of various eye diseases, and scars on the cornea that have been caused by infections or injury. Contact lenses are a great choice for those who have active lifestyles, such as athletes. With other types of contact lenses, you must clean them before you can wear them. The reason for this, is the protein buildup that builds on the surface of the lens. Once you have worn a pair of contacts for a period of time, the protein in your eyes builds up on the lens, which you eventually have to change out.
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