Morning 1

MORNING 1

• When you wake your eye will feel pretty comfortable – usually a bit sticky.

• Take out your lenses, clean them, put them in your contact lens case.

• Before taking out your lenses:

1. Wash your hands
2. Fill your CLEAN contact lens case with fresh solution
3. Put your white towel down to catch the lens if it falls
4. Make sure the lenses are moving on your eye: usually normal blinking will be enough, however, you may want to insert a wetting drop and nudge the lens with the edge of your lower eyelid

YOUR VISION: Do you remember how blurry it was last night? Look out the window. That’s the change after just one night.

Your vision today will only be partly corrected, and it will fade off as the day goes on, so carry your glasses as you may need them later.

Don’t wear any contact lenses dur- ing the day as it will undo some of the night time effect. Each morning it will get better and last longer.

Head for your eye check taking your lenses with you.

DAY ONE | TROUBLESHOOTING

Blurry vision

Don’t worry, sometimes it takes a few nights to have more effect. Keep going! Your eye check will show whether things are as expected for you. Don’t use a sleep mask for the first few weeks as they can affect your vision.

Dry or gritty eyes

Put some wetting drops in to keep your eye lubricated. Your eye will get used to the lenses over the first few weeks, so it will soon feel great when you put the lenses in and take them out.