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Cleaning Contact Lenses After Wearing
How to Clean Contact Lenses Correctly
Keeping a Contact Case Clean
Putting Makeup On After Putting Contact Lenses In
Keeping a Spare Contact Case, Solution, or Glasses
Good Hygiene & Contact Lens Care
Having a Good Contact Lens Routine
Calling a Doctor if Contact Lenses Irritate the Eyes
Making a Contact Lens Wearing Schedule
Why Not to Reuse Old Contact Lenses
Why Not to Use Eye Drops with Contact Lenses
Why Not to Sleep in Contact Lenses
Avoid Fumes When Wearing Contact Lenses
Don't Clean Contacts in a Circular Motion
Don't Touch Contact Solution Bottle to the Lens
Summary: Always have backup when wearing contact lenses. Learn tips and techniques for cleaning and caring for contact lenses in this free eye-care video.
Stefan Czelusta is the office manager at Texas State Optical in Austin, Texas. He has worked in optics for more than nine years. Czelusta helps customers choose glasses, contacts and...read more
"Ok, folks it's better to be safe then sorry. When you?re out and about you always want to keep your spare pair of contact lenses with you or a spare pare of glasses. In addition to you want to keep your box of solution or solution in the case with you at all times. A few reasons for this again some very obvious. It's if you loose a contact lens what's going to be your back up? How are you going to drive home? How are you going to finish the rest of your day at school? So you want to have a spare pair of contact lenses or a spare pair if glasses. If your contact lens does fall out and you do happen to find it. It needs to be cleaned so you?re going to have to use your solution to clean your contact lens. If you get an infection at sometime during the day your eyes get irritated. Allergies are really affecting you. Then you want to take and put your eye glasses on. You know and you have to have the tools to do that. Or else the rest of your day is going to be ruined."
eHow Article: Keeping a Spare Contact Case, Solution, or Glasses
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