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Always start with the same lens to avoid mixing them up. Start with the right lens if you’re right-handed and the left lens if you’re left-handed. Remove the contact lens from the blister pack or lens case.Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and dry them on a lint-free towel.Here are the steps to review with patients: Application 1 When training a patient on contact lens application and removal (A&R), demonstrating the steps on yourself or showing them a video of A&R is helpful. Remove contacts before swimming, showering, or using a hot tub.Discard any lenses that dry out and do not attempt to reuse them. Do not wear a lens if there is a visible tear. Before inserting any contact lens, check to make sure there are no tears in it.Remove the contacts before removing makeup. Wait to apply makeup until after lens insertion.Always wash your hands with soap (without moisturizing agents) and dry them with a lint-free towel before handling contacts.

Labeling the boxes with “left” and “right” is helpful.

Make sure you have the appropriate lens for each eye.

The expiration date is printed on the box and the blister pack.

Check the contact lens packaging to make sure the lenses are not expired.

Do not use contact lenses that are not prescribed for you, and do not share contact lenses with others.

Use glasses until your eyes clear up, and see your Eye Care Practitioner for an evaluation. If your eyes are red or irritated, do not wear contact lenses.Here are some handling tips to share with patients 1:

Whether you’re working with a new wearer or a patient who has worn contacts for years, it’s beneficial for all patients to be up to date on contact lens use! Lens handling Proper contact lens care helps prevent complications such as infection and inflammation.