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What Contact Lens Solutions Will Be Recommended After A Contact Lens Evaluation? In this informative video, we’ll discuss what happens after a contact lens evaluation and how it impacts your eye care routine. After your evaluation, your eye care professional will suggest specific contact lens solutions based on your unique requirements. We’ll cover the various types of solutions available, including multipurpose solutions that offer convenience for daily use, and hydrogen peroxide-based options that provide a deeper clean for those with sensitive eyes.

You’ll learn about saline solutions, which are primarily used for rinsing, and specialized solutions for rigid gas permeable lenses that help maintain their condition. Additionally, we’ll talk about rewetting drops that can enhance comfort for those experiencing dryness.

Understanding the right solution for your lenses is essential for maintaining eye health and comfort. Your optometrist will consider your eye history and lifestyle when making recommendations. It’s important to follow their guidance on lens care routines to minimize risks associated with infections or discomfort.

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