Days 2 to 14
DAYS 2 TO 14
What to expect.
Watching out for bad habits.
Becoming a #nightlenses legend.
DAY 2
You are on your way to getting the vision freedom of night lenses!
• Your vision will get better each morning when you wake up. Today it should be better than yesterday.
• It will still gradually fade off today as the day goes on.
• Your eyes are still adapting. Keep going! You will see improvement every day and the handling will get easier and easier.
DAY 3
• You are probably now fully corrected when you take the lenses out and well on your way to visual freedom!
• Don’t let any bad habits creep in! Keep inserting, removing and cleaning your lenses properly.
• Your vision should last most of the day today.
• Don’t worry too much if one eye is better than the other or you are not fully corrected yet. It can take longer with some people, especially if you have a higher or more complicated correction.
DAYS 3 – 14
Are you 20/Happy?
You have probably heard of 20/20 being ‘perfect’ vision. Because your cornea (eye surface) is correcting your vision and not the actual contact lens, there is sometimes a small amount of vision that is not corrected with night lenses. What we are looking for is 20/Happy vision i.e. you’re happy with your vision.
During the first 14 days make sure your vision is 20/happy during the day. If it isn’t, take notes about why to your next check-up: is it one eye? Or both? Indoors? Outdoors? Looking far? Or near?
• If the first lenses fit perfectly your vision will possibly now be fully corrected like this forever!
• If your lenses are altered, you will need another check after you have worn them.
• Your eyecare professional will advise on lens replacement and check-up appointments.
5 STEPS
STEP 1: Assessment Appointment
STEP 2: Collection apointment
STEP 3: Night 1
STEP 4: Morning 1
STEP 5: Days 2-14
TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
How to put your lens in
How to take your lens out (pinch method)
How to take your lens out (sucker method)
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