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Procedure
1. Clean your lenses thoroughly with Gpfresh solution.
2. Take a dry lens case and gently place your cleaned rigid lens in it.
3. Take the Activator bottle and pour the solution in the lens case until the lens is submerged.
4. Now take the Developer bottle and pour the solution in the same lens case with equal amount as of the Activator to make a compound.
5. The compound should then turn yellow in colour.
Let the lens soak for maximum 30 minutes in the compound. (It can be use several times if needed.)
6. Take out the rigid lens from the lens case.Clean and rinse it thoroughly with Gpfresh solution until no traces of the compound is left.
7. Rinse the lens again with Gpfresh throughly before applying.

Warning
1. Keep out of children’s reach.
2. Do not swallow.
3. Only to be used on Rigid Permeable Lenses.
4. Do not put it into the eyes, nose and mouth.
5. In case of any misuse, rinse immediately and consult your Doctor.
6. Maintain one separate lens case for the procedure. Never use the same case for daily storage of your lenses.

Precautions
1. Do not soak the lenses for over 30 minutes. (Compound shelf life is 30 minutes) It will not affect the material and parameters of the lenses.
2. To be used on fortnightly basis or as directed.
3. Do not use Promaster Activator and Developer separately.
4. Do not spill on clothes ,it may bleach them.
5. Do not use after date of expiration.
6. Store at room temperature.
7. Keep out of direct sunlight.
8. Single use compound.

Contraindications
1. Do not use on soft lenses.
2. Do not use if allergic to any of the components.

Caution
1. If experience any irritation or discomfort, stop using the
product and consult your eye care practitioner immediately.
2. If the compound dose not changes its colour to yellow
after mixing - it is the indication of solution expiry.

Note
Procedure can be repeat (soak for 30 minuets) for several times
for intense cleaning in-case of heavy deposits on lens surface.