Instructions for Use

Before First Use

• Always wash your hands with soap and dry them thoroughly before touching your lenses.
• Check that the lens is not torn, bubbled or damaged before inserting it.
• Make sure the lens is the right way round: when correctly oriented, the edge forms a smooth cup; if it is inside out, the edge flares outwards and looks like a lip.

How to Insert Your Lenses

1. Place the lens on the tip of your index finger.
2. With your other hand, gently pull the upper eyelid up and the lower eyelid down.
3. Look straight ahead and carefully place the lens over the iris.
4. Slowly release your eyelids and blink a few times to let the lens settle.

How to Remove Your Lenses

1. Wash and dry your hands thoroughly.
2. Look up and pull the lower eyelid down.
3. With your fingertip, gently slide the lens down onto the white of the eye (sclera).
4. Gently pinch the lens between your thumb and index finger to remove it.

Hygiene and Care

• Always use a multipurpose solution designed for contact lenses — never tap water.
• Clean the case with solution only (never water) and let it air-dry between uses.
• Replace the case every 1 to 3 months.
• Never reuse old solution — replace it every time you store your lenses.
• Strictly follow the replacement period stated on the packaging of each model (daily, weekly, monthly or up to 6 months, depending on the lens).

Good Wearing Practices

• Do not sleep in your lenses unless the product specifically states otherwise.
• Do not exceed the recommended daily wearing time.
• Never share your lenses with anyone else.
• Remove your lenses before swimming, showering or using a sauna.
• Apply make-up after inserting your lenses, and remove your lenses before taking off your make-up.

When to Stop and See a Specialist

Remove your lenses immediately and consult an ophthalmologist or optometrist if you experience:

• Persistent redness
• Pain or discomfort
• Blurred or altered vision
• A feeling of something in your eye
• Excessive sensitivity to light

We recommend an eye examination before using coloured contact lenses for the first time, even non-prescription ones, to confirm that your eyes are suitable for wearing lenses.