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AustraliaBoston Simplus Multi-Action Solution is an all-in-one solution designed for the care and maintenance of rigid gas permeable (RGP) contact lenses. It simplifies your lens care routine by cleaning, disinfecting, and conditioning your lenses in one easy step.
This multi-action solution effectively removes protein deposits and debris from your lenses, ensuring they remain clean and comfortable for daily wear. Its disinfecting properties help eliminate harmful microorganisms, while the conditioning formula ensures your lenses stay hydrated and comfortable throughout the day.
To use, apply a few drops of the solution to each lens and rub gently for 20 seconds. Rinse thoroughly with fresh solution and place the lenses in your lens case, fully submerged in the solution. Allow them to soak for at least four hours or overnight for optimal disinfection and conditioning.
This solution is ideal for anyone wearing rigid gas permeable contact lenses, especially those looking for a simplified lens care routine that doesn't compromise on cleanliness and comfort. It's suitable for both new and experienced RGP lens users.
Always follow the instructions provided by your eye care professional. Avoid using tap water with your lenses or lens case, and replace your lens case regularly to prevent contamination. If you experience any irritation or discomfort, discontinue use and consult your eye care professional.
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