CONTACT LENS CARE & INSTRUCTIONS

Fashion Contact Lenses are developed by PRIMAL. These are Non-prescription cosmetic contact lenses that change your eye color without correcting any vision problems. They are Authorized to be sold in Canada by Health Canada. They are tested to ensure they meet the highest safety, durability, and breathability standards to keep your eyes healthy and comfortable. In addition to high-quality contact lenses, we offer other products to help you get the most out of your contact lens experience. This includes lens cases, solutions, and other accessories to keep your lenses clean and comfortable. With proper care & use, your contact lenses are reusable for about 3 months of use after opening. Even if you don't wear you contact lenses daily, still follow the recommended expiration times.

How To Put In Colored Contact lenses

Putting in your contact lenses can be scary for beginners, and you may experience slight difficulty at first. However, the process is straightforward once you get used to it. It is important you follow the proper guidelines when handling your contact lenses. Ignoring the safety precautions can lead to eye infections and other issues. So make sure you already have a lens case and contact lens solution before you pop open your box of contact lenses.

Follow the following steps to safely insert PRIMAL contact lenses.

1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap for at least 20 seconds before handling your contact lenses. After washing, dry your hands with a clean, lint-free towel or let them air dry. Avoid using towels that may leave lint or debris on your hands, as this can transfer to your contact lenses.

2. Take out your contact lenses and place them in your hand, then use the cleaning solution to rinse and gently rub your contacts. This will make them sterile and comfortably sit in your eye.

3. Place the lens on the tip of the index finger of your dominant hand. Make sure the lens is positioned correctly by checking that it forms a "U" shape and that the edges are pointing upward. (the shape can sometimes be deceiving, so be sure to inspect it properly.)

4. Use your other hand to hold open your eye. Hold your upper eyelid open with your index finger and use the middle finger to pull down your lower eyelid (make sure you hold down the lashes as well). 5. Look up at the ceiling, exposing the sclera, and gently place your contact lens inside your eye. Make sure the contacts are cupping your eyeball between the lower eyelid, and avoid blinking as you put your contacts in.

6. Slowly release your eyelids and look down. Blink a few times and look into the lens to align your eyes to the center.

7. Once you check the lens is inserted properly, repeat the process for the other eye.

Remember to always handle your colored contact lenses with clean hands and keep them properly stored in their case with lens solution. If you experience any discomfort or difficulty with inserting your contact lenses, consult your eye doctor.

How To Take Out Colored Contact Lenses

Removing contact lenses can be just as scary as putting them in for many beginners. However, as you learn to familiarize yourself with the steps of inserting your contacts, you will learn how to take them out just as easily. Please follow these steps on how to safely remove your contact lenses.

1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and dry them clean with a lint-free towel, or let them air dry. Avoid using towels that leave lint or small debris on your hand, which can transfer onto your contacts and cause irritation. For monthly or even yearly contacts, it is even more important that you regularly disinfect the lenses and the case.

2. Open your eyes and separate the eyelids with your non-dominant hand. Hold your upper eyelid with your index finger and your lower eyelid with your middle finger.

3. Carefully pinch the lens gently between your thumb and index finger and remove it from your eye. You should feel the lens squeeze in your eye as you pinch it. This means the lens is in your grasp and ready to be taken out. This step can be a bit difficult, but it is completely natural to feel a bit unusual while removing contacts.

4. Place the lens in the palm of your hand and add a few drops of contact lens solution, then use your index finger to clean the lens in a circular motion to remove any build-up.

5. Once you've removed both contacts, place the lenses in their separate containers and fill them with fresh contact lens solution.

How Do I Clean My Colored Contact Lenses?

It is vital that you properly handle and care for your colored contacts in an optimal way to keep your eyes safe and comfortable, and failure to do so can lead to various eye infections and corneal ulcers. By following the guidelines below, you can ensure that your colored contacts remain clean, comfortable, and safe for your eyes:

1. Make sure you thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water and dry them with a lint-free towel before handling your colored contact lenses.

2. Fill both chambers of your contact lens case with fresh contacts solution. Always make sure you empty the case to get rid of the used solution, as it is no longer sterile and susceptible to germs and bacteria.

3. Place the lenses in the palm of your hand and apply a few drops of contact lens solution. Use your fingers to gently rub the lenses for about 15 seconds to remove any build-up.

4. Rinse your contacts again with more cleaning solution, and this process will clean any residue that may have gotten on them while rubbing. You can simply pour some contact lens solution over the lenses.

5. After rinsing, place the lenses in a clean contact lens case filled with fresh solution. Make sure the lenses are fully submerged in the solution and let them soak for at least 4-6 hours or overnight.

6. It's important to clean your colored contact lenses at least once a week to main their clarity and prevent eye infections. Replace your PRIMAL® Contact Lenses every three months.

Make sure to use only the recommended contact lens solution for your colored contact lenses. Also, avoid exposing your lenses to water or saliva, as this can introduce harmful bacteria to the lenses. If you experience any discomfort or irritation while wearing your colored contact lenses, remove them immediately and contact your eye doctor.

How Do I Care And Handle My Colored Contacts?

If you are passionate about wearing colored contacts, it is essential that you follow the proper guidelines to ensure that your eyes stay healthy. By taking the appropriate precautions, you can minimize the risk of infections and other issues that may occur when wearing contacts. It's important to note that the following guidelines are not a substitute for professional medical advice, and it's always recommended to consult with an eye doctor before using colored contacts.

1. Always follow the instructions written on the packaging of your colored contact lenses, and only use the recommended cleaning and disinfecting solutions.

2. Do not wear PRIMAL® contact lenses beyond the recommended duration, and never sleep wearing them as they will block your eyes from getting oxygen.

3. NEVER share your colored contact lenses with anyone, as this can increase the risk of spreading eye infection and other issues.

4. NEVER use tap water, saliva, or any other non-sterile solution to either clean or store your colored contacts, as they can change the shape of your colored contacts.

5. Avoid exposing your colored contacts to excessive heat or moisture, as this can damage them and cause irritation or risk and eye infection.

6. DO NOT wear your colored contacts during swimming or engaging in water sports, as they can change shape within your eye and scratch the cornea.

7. If you experience any discomfort, redness, itching, or other symptoms while wearing colored contact lenses, remove them immediately and consult your eye care professional.

By following these safety guidelines, you can ensure that your colored contact lenses remain comfortable and safe for your eyes. Remember to always consult with your eye care professional if you have any questions or concerns regarding the use of colored contact lenses.

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