▶ Instructions for Use
[ Preparations before use ]
(1) Follow the instructions for use detailed below or instructions given from an eye doctor before wearing the lenses.
(2) Make sure to wash your hands thoroughly before handling the lenses.
(3) Rinse the lens case thoroughly under clean, running water before use.
[ How to put on and remove the lenses ]
(1) How to put on
① Rinse the lens case clean with flow water and fill with lens solution. The lens solution must be for storage purpose. Do not use the lens solution for cleaning purpose.
② Take the lens off from the container and completely immerse it in the lens solution of the lens case. Soak it for at least 10 minutes.
③ Lift the lens using a silicon-treated lens tweezers to avoid damaging the lens.
④ Check that lens is flipped or not. There's no obvious difference as shown in the picture below, so flip it over several times and check it out. If lens is flipped out, colors may look different or may cause discomfort.
⑤ Approach the lens slowly toward the cornea and attach it lightly, looking in a mirror (Mind not to close an eye).
⑥ If the lens is attached to the cornea correctly, take the finger for widening the eyelid off slowly.
(2) How to remove
① Discard the lens solution in the lens case and the lens case clean with flow water.
② Add a new solution into the lens case. Do not top-off the old solution.
③ Identify the location of a lens, looking in a mirror carefully.
④ Raise an upper eyelid with the finger of the left hand, lower a lower eyelid with the middle finger of the right hand and pick the lower part of the lens with the thumb and the index finger of the right hand to pull it out. Be careful not to let your fingernails touch the lens.
⑤ Soak the lens completely in the solution and close the lid.
※ The lens case must be replaced EVERY THREE MONTHS. The lens solution in the lens case must be replaced AT LEAST ONCE A DAY and if possible, do not store lenses in the same solution for more three days.
(3) How to clean
① Wash your hands so that you don't transfer dirt and germs to your eye. Try to avoid moisturizing soaps, as they are not good for contact lenses. Then, dry your hands with a lint-free towel.
② Clean the lens with the recommended solution. Cleaning removes eye-produced buildup, cosmetics and other debris that impairs lens comfort. The FDA recommends that you rub the lens in the palm of your hand with a few drops of solution, even if you are using a "no-rub" product.
③ Rinse the lens again to remove the loosened debris, making sure to take as long as the package directs: Rinsing is an important step.
④ Place the lens in your clean lens case or lens holder and fill it with fresh solution; don't "top off" your old solution.
⑤ Repeat steps two through four for your other lens.
[ Storage and maintenance after use ]
[1-Day] products are disposable 1-day lenses and must be discarded after use, Please "Do not reuse them"
[1-Month] products can be reused, but can only be used for the period of time specified, starting as soon as the lenses are exposed to air. It is the user's responsibility to properly maintain and clean the lens to ensure the lenses are able to be used for the full length of the wear cycle.
* Other than the products listed above (1-Day and 1-Month Use Lenses), all other products can be worn for up to 6 months
▶ Precautions for use
[Warning]
(1) Stop wearing lenses immediately if the following symptoms occur: -Acute and subacute inflammation or anterior eye infection -All eye diseases affecting the cornea -Dry eye syndrome -If the perception of the cornea is reduced -Systematic diseases that may affect the eyes or worsen with wearing lenses -Mercury or Thimero disinfectant -If irritation is caused by eye irritation, etc.
(2) Eye diseases caused by lenses and lens care products can cause serious damage to the eyes, so you should be thoroughly familiar with the instructions before wearing them, and follow the instructions given.
(3) Eye diseases such as corneal ulcers can rapidly worsen and cause loss of vision, so if there is discomfort, excessive tear secretion, vision change, or eye congestion, you should stop wearing them and consult an eye doctor.
(4) Do not sleep with the lenses on.
(5) It is reported that hop softeners have a higher incidence of side effects than non-hop softeners, so please act accordingly.
[General precautions]
(1) Always use a clean lens care solution and do not use anything other than a lens care solution recommended by an eye care professional.
(2) If the lens is immobilized and fixed above the eyes, consult an expert immediately.
(3) Be sure to wash and rinse your hands before handling the lens. Be careful of cosmetics, lotion, soap, cream, or deodorant that may come in contact with the lens or the lens becoming contaminated by dust. it will cause irritation to the eyes.
(4) Avoid using aerosol products and close your eyes when using a spray.
(5) Avoid harmful and irritating vapors and smoke while wearing lenses.
(6) Contact an expert for underwater activities or wearing lenses during sports.
(7) Do not remove the lens from the container with tweezers or other instruments other than those specifically designed for handling lenses.
(8) Avoid touching the lens as much as possible, and put them on with nails that are cut short to avoid making grooves in your eyes or lenses.
(9) Consult a specialist before using eye drops.
(10) Consult a professional before wearing lenses.
(11) Inform your employer of your usage lenses as your place of employment may require eye protection.
(12) Visit the eye doctor regularly for eye health.
(13) If you feel something is wrong with your eyes, such as congestion or severe pain, consult an expert immediately.
(14) Soft contact lenses for general correction are disposable and are prohibited from being reused.
(15) If eye drops are used while wearing lenses, consult an expert.
(16) Lenses may fall out during heavy exercise so please take caution.
(17) Never wear lenses worn by others.
(18) Wearing lenses for an unreasonably long period of time is harmful to eye health.
[Application Caution]
(1) Remove the lens immediately if the following side effects occur: - Irritation, itching, congestion, or eye pain - foreign body sensation or excessive tear secretion - decreased visibility or light sensitivity - Dry eye
(2) If the above symptoms persist after lens removal, consult an expert.
[Storage method and expiration date]
Store at room temperature and a cool place away from sunlight.
Store for the length of time indicated (expiration date) on each product packaging.