If you have contact lenses, you've probably seen the shelves crammed full of contact lens solutions at the local pharmacy. Don't be tempted to change brands without checking with your practitioner first. Follow the advice of your eye care specialist when cleaning your contacts. Clean, rinse and disinfect every time you remove your lenses, and repeat the steps if you've stored your lenses longer than 12 hours.
Some lenses require a weekly enzyme treatment to remove protein deposits.
Remember to clean, rinse and disinfect first, then use the enzyme treatment. Next, soak your lenses in disinfectant to prevent the enzyme from irritating your eyes. For Safety's Sake To prevent contamination, don't touch the tip of the lens solution bottle. Discard any solution that has expired or has been open for more than 90 days, regardless of the expiration date. Rinse your lens case, leave it open to air dry while you're wearing your lenses and scald it once a week in boiling water to disinfect it.