Comfi Contact Lens Solution

comfi contact lens solution helps keep your reusable contact lenses clean and comfortable to wear. It’s a multi-purpose lens solution designed for all soft contact lenses, available in different wearing types, such as one weekly, two weekly, monthly and extended wear. It works with various types of lenses, including toric and multifocal contact lenses. This all-in-one solution is a gentle yet effective formula that cleans, rinses, disinfects and stores your contacts. It can also be suitable for sensitive eyes.

comfi lens solution is available in multiple sizes, so you can choose the packaging that best suits your lifestyle. While the 100 ml travel pack bottle is great for travelling and easily fits in your handbag and cabin baggage, the 250 ml bottle is ideal for everyday usage and can last for up to one month. The triple pack consists of three 250 ml bottles, enough to last you up to 3 months. Moreover, it’s an economical choice for people who regularly wear contacts and are looking to save money on their contact lens solution. Additionally, you get a contact lens case with this comfi solution.

How does comfi contact lens solution work?

comfi contact lens solution makes your contact lens care routine easy. It has a multi-purpose lens solution that helps:

• Clean debris, lipids and protein deposits accumulated on the surface of contact lenses
• Disinfect against microorganisms and bacteria that can lead to eye infections
• Rinse contacts gently before you put them in your eyes, removing irritants and residue
• Store lenses safely to keep their shape intact
• Hydrate contact lenses so that they are comfortable to wear all day long

How to use comfi contact lens solution

Follow these steps to use the comfi lens solution to clean and store your contacts:

1. Wash and dry your hands properly before touching your lenses.
2. Put one of the contact lenses in your palm and add a few drops of the solution.
3. Gently rub the lens with your index finger for around 20 seconds on each side to remove debris and deposits.
4. Rinse the lens thoroughly with a few more drops of comfi contact lens solution.
5. Fill the contact lens case with fresh comfi solution and place your cleaned contact inside.
6. Repeat the process with the other contact lens.
7. Let both lenses soak for at least 6 hours, or as directed on the label, to fully disinfect them.

Note: Always use fresh contact lens solution every time. Don’t reuse or refill the old lens solution. Discard the solution in the contact lens case after each use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I use comfi contact lens solution with all types of contacts?

You can use comfi lens solution for all types of soft contact lenses, including silicone hydrogel and hydrogel. However, you can’t use it for hard contacts, also called Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) lenses. If you’re unsure whether this solution is compatible with your lens type, it’s recommended that you consult your optician.

2. Is comfi contact lens solution suitable for sensitive eyes?

The comfi solution can be suitable for sensitive eyes. Everyone can use it, as it has a gentle formula that has been tested by experts. However, if your eyes are often prone to redness or irritation, then you should consult an eye care professional before using this lens solution.

3. How long can I use comfi contact lens solution after opening it?

Once you open the comfi solution, you should use it within 3 months, as the lens solution may lose its disinfecting properties after this period.

4. Can I use comfi solution to rewet my contacts while wearing them?

No, you shouldn’t use comfi contact lens solution as rewetting eye drops while you’re wearing contacts. This is a multi-purpose cleaning and storage solution that helps clean, disinfect, rinse, hydrate and store soft contact lenses. If you need to rewet your lenses while wearing them, use lubricating or rewetting eye drops compatible with contact lenses.