Continuous use lenses and lenses intended for placement:
1. If you are using continuous use lenses, remove them and sterilize them at night.
2. If you are wearing disposable lenses, be careful not to wear them for more than the period prescribed by your doctor.
3. The wearing of lenses for a long time without removing them cuts oxygen from the cornea, and the interruption of oxygen can cause fog in the vision and pain and a drop of tears and redness and sensitivity to the direction of light.
4. Remove lenses immediately if you suffer from any of these symptoms and undergo visual examinations regularly to avoid problems that may arise from the continuous use of contact lenses.
1. If you are using continuous use lenses, remove them and sterilize them at night.
2. If you are wearing disposable lenses, be careful not to wear them for more than the period prescribed by your doctor.
3. The wearing of lenses for a long time without removing them cuts oxygen from the cornea, and the interruption of oxygen can cause fog in the vision and pain and a drop of tears and redness and sensitivity to the direction of light.
4. Remove lenses immediately if you suffer from any of these symptoms and undergo visual examinations regularly to avoid problems that may arise from the continuous use of contact lenses.