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Encore Toric Contact Lens

Anybody who has ever dropped a contact lens on the floor or into the dirt or into your food knows that you need to thoroughly clean it before you put it back into your eye! It just makes sense to do so! The same holds true for Encore contact lenses, one of the largest brands of contact lenses today.

If you’ve dropped your contact lens, the first reaction for most people is to put the contact into your mouth to clean it. But that isn’t how cleaning is done—especially when you consider that there are so many different types of bacteria in your mouth that your eyes cannot even begin to think of handling.

CV Encore Toric Contact Lens

When you drop your Encore contact lenses, you need to remember that contact lenses are man-made substances. They are not part of your body and are not natural. Even when you take good care of your contacts, they can still cause eye problems. If you realize your eyes are hurting, or if they are red and watering more than they usually do, you’ll want to take your contacts out. Or if you experience any blurry vision, you’ll want to remove them. If it happens more than once, you’ll want to contact your eye doctor.

Coopervision Encore Toric Contact Lens

When you need to clean your Encore contact lenses, you’ll want to make sure you use the proper contact lens cleaning solutions. If you walk down the eye cleaning solution aisle at your local pharmacy, you’ll see so many choices that you may not know which one is the best. You’ll want to try a few different types of contact lens cleaning supplies before you decide which one is best for your eyes. Once you make a decision, stick to that type of cleaning supply and make sure you use it every day!

Regardless of what type of contact lens care products you decide to use, be sure to also always read the directions. You want to follow proper instructions, to keep your eyes in as good of condition as possible. It’s important to remember that contact lenses do not change your vision. They simply give your brain a clearer image of what your eyes see. Wearing contacts won’t stop or prevent the changes that your eyes will go through—but it won’t speed that up either.