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Basics of Using Contact Lenses
1st Time Contact Lens Wearers
Safety for Contact Lenses Use
How to Take the Lens Out of the Case
How to Put the Lens on the Fingertip
How to Tell if Your Contact Lens Is Inside Out
How to Open the Upper Eyelid for Lens Wear
How to Open the Bottom Eyelid for Lens Wear
How to Place Fingers for Inserting Contact Lenses
How to Insert Contact Lenses
How to Remove Contact Lenses
Blinking While Wearing Contact Lenses
When Contact Lenses Fall Off the Fingertip
When Contact Lenses Come Off the Eye
When Contact Lenses Move to the Eye Corner
How to Practice Putting in Contact Lenses
How to Take Out Contact Lenses
Using Your Fingers When Removing Contact Lenses
How to Pinch Contact Lenses
How to Put Contact Lenses in the Case
How to Use Solution With Contact Lenses
Summary: How to take the lens out of the case in this free eye care video.
Elton Hall has been an Optician for over 13 years. He is currently a manager at Texas State Optical in Austin Texas and in charge of the contact lens department.read more
"Hi! My name is Elton Hall and I'm from Texas State Optical in Austin, Texas. I’m here on behalf of Expert Village, and I'm going to show you how to insert and remove contact lenses. How you want to take the contact lens out. Actually, you can just go in and scoop it out if you want to. If you're having problems getting the contact lens out. Sometimes it can stick to the bottom of the case. You can actually take you fingertip and wet it down just a little bit with solution. It'll actually help the contact lens a little bit better because your fingertip is wet. You can take it and scoop it out just like that. It makes the contact lens stick on the fingertip a little bit easier and better than just going in and trying to get it directly out."
eHow Article: How to Take the Lens Out of the Case
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princessd1 said
on 8/2/2008 Thanks, Elton - I've got you bookmarked!