Godsend After Developing Allergy to Alcon
For over 10 years I used Alcon Opti-free in several varieties.  It was a great product, especially the No-Rub Opti-free Express.  However, I eventually developed an allergy which got so bad that I couldn't wear contacts for more than two hours without severe redness and discomfort.  I had to stop wearing contacts altogether.  Getting frustrated with my glasses, I eventually decided to give Clear Care a try as a desperate attempt to make contacts work again for me.  The result was incredible.  No allergy problems.  My contacts were comfortable and clean.  I could wear them all day without irritation or dryness.  It made daily contact use possible again.<br /><br />The drawback, of course, is the volume of product that you need.  The storage tank requires more solution than the usual two-chamber contacts case, so you run through the stuff much more quickly.  I could get three or four months out of my Alcon stuff but the same size bottle only lasts a month with Clear Care.  But for me it's worth it.<br /><br />The other drawback is the 6-hour minimum soak time.  I sometimes work very, very long hours and can only catch 3 or 4 hours of sleep a night before trudging back to the office.  When those late-night/early morning times hit, I have to wear the specs because the peroxide hasn't finished neutralizing.  Thankfully that's relatively rare, so not a huge concern.<br /><br />Overall, a terrific product that I can't recommend highly enough.
Rating: 5 stars