To Sell Color contact lens serendah rm 13 (power 0-1000)

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are-da said:

salam. barang dah sampai pg td. tq.

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pervert said:

Thanks bos...lense dah sampai pagi tadi dalam pukul 10 pagi...mmg terbaik la...tak sampai 24jam pas order terus dapat barang

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pervert said:

Lense dah terima...cepat gila...thanks TT..

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rei82 said:

tepek!!!

puffy 3tones pink

puffy 3tones grey

princess nudy green

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ciksnow said:

dah dapat!! thankssssss sngttt2 cantekkk

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rei82 said:

Thanks!!
da dapat da lens!!!

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pya@89 said:

TT...
da dapat da lens smlm....
thankz sangat2....
like5.... bf pown puji...
dari mata sepet jdi bulat... hehehehe

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mama_zai said:

Hi mr eri, lens dah sampai td. Cantik sgt. mekacih sbb bg sugestion. Asyik tgk cermin aje daku hari ini...ahaks...)

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MR ERI said:

How to take care of your contact lenses

It is essential to understand how to care for your contact lenses. By caring for your contact lenses, you can be able to avoid a variety of eye infection, some which could lead to blinded. With modern day technology, many manufacturers are making contact lens care easier every day. You can now get the one bottle care system or even disposable contact lenses which mean lesser expenses or trouble involved. However, before switching brands or care regime, please consult an ophthalmologist first as some products might not be compatible with certain brand of lenses.

Here are the few basic steps of caring for your contact lenses. Remember the basic rule of clean, rinse and disinfect.

• Before starting, wash hands so that dirt and germs would not be transferred to eye. Try to not to use moisturizing soaps as they are not good for the contact lenses. Dry hands with lint free towels.

• You will need to remove lens and clean with recommended solution. By doing so, you will remove buildups produced by the eye, cosmetic and other debris that impairs the lens comfort. Rub lens on the palm of hand with few drops of solution even if the product states “no rub”. Rinse lens again to remove loosened debris. Place the lens in a clean lens case and fill it with fresh solution. Repeat steps again for the other lens.

• There are a few notes to take into mind as well. For example, it is natural that our eye produces protein which would build up on the contact lens. Because of this, ophthalmologist would recommend to use products which are able to remove the protein build ups on the contact lens. However, protein removals are no needed if one is wearing the disposable contact lens. It is, however, recommended to use protein removal products if you are wearing disposable lenses that needs to replace once or twice yearly. Protein removal products includes enzymatic cleaner and daily protein removal liquids.

• Eye dryness and irritation also can be prevented by using contact lens eye drops to lubricate eyes. You may find most of these products at local pharmacies which offer a variety of brands each boasting their product benefits. There is also a small percentage of contact lens users that develop eye allergy to chemicals present on the contact lens solutions. Suggestion would be to switch to products that are marked “preservative free”.

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MR ERI said:

Below are some of the different types of products that are used caring for your contact lenses:-

• Solution – used for rinsing and storing contact lenses. Do not use saline to clean or disinfect function.
  Daily Cleaner – used for cleaning contact lenses. Just place a few drops on the palm of your hand (as per instructions on product label) and carefully rub as long as directed on product label.

• Multipurpose solution – used for cleaning, rinsing, disinfecting and storing contact lenses.

• Hydrogen Peroxide solution – useful for users that are sensitive to preservatives in multipurpose solutions. It is used for cleaning, disinfecting, rinsing and storing of contact lenses. Some lens holders for hydrogen peroxide systems may have build in neutralizer which converts hydrogen peroxide to water, but some products may need to add neutralizing tablets. After disinfection and neutralizing step completed, user may remove lens from case on put them on. However, do not rinse contact lens with hydrogen peroxide solution and apply directly to eyes without the neutralizing and disinfecting step as it will cause a painful chemical injury to the eyes.

• Cleaning / Disinfecting products –used for both cleaning and disinfecting contact lenses, depending on how the brand is designed, cleaning is done through either ultrasonic waves or subsonic agitation whereas disinfection is done through multipurpose solution or ultraviolet light. However, different brands for the different products may vary.

• Enzymatic cleaner – used for removing proteins on contact lenses. Usually used on a weekly basis using tablets with saline solution or disinfection solution as per directions on label.

• Daily protein remover – used to remove protein build ups on contact lenses. Comes in liquid form, it is used daily during disinfection with multipurpose solution.

• Eye drops – used for lubricating the eyes and rewetting contact lenses. Please ensure that the brand used is safe for contact lenses as some eye drops which are not meant for contact lenses may temporarily change how the lens fits the eye or discolor the lens.

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MR ERI said:

A few essential tips to remember :-

• Do not touch solution bottle tips to any surface to avoid contamination of solution.

• Avoid tap water on contact lenses and accessories as it can carry micro organism called Acantamoeba which causes serious eye infections.

• Clean contact lens accessories (lens case, cleaning or disinfection devices, enzymatic cleaner vials) as directed.
  Contact lens case must be rinsed with hot tap water and dried when not in use as Acanthamoeba cysts may be present in tap water and can survive for years after drying. Because of this, some ophthalmologist recommend using only contact lens disinfecting or multipurpose solution for this.

• Throw contact lens case once a month or as directed to reduce risk of infection.

• Clean and disinfect contact lenses once a day unless contact lenses are designed to be discarded immediately after use.

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