Page
8
of
12
‐
I
there
is
any
question
in
your
mind
about
wearing
schedule
and
restrictions,
lens
handling
procedures,
lens
replacement
program,
the
condition
of
your
lenses,
your
follow
‐
up
visit
schedule,
cleaning
and
disinfection
procedures
or
anything
else
about
contact
lens
wear,
be
sure
to
discuss
the
subject
with
your
eye
care
practitioner,
who
is
there
to
help
you
use
your
contact
lenses
safely
and
properly.
‐
If
your
eye
care
practitioner
puts
dye
or
drops
during
the
examination,
ask
when
you
may
re
‐
insert
your
cleaned
and
disinfected
lenses.
The
use
of
most
dyes
or
drops
will
require
a
waiting
period
before
lenses
may
be
re
‐
inserted.
LENS
CARE
The
Procedures
in
this
booklet
are
recommended
for
the
care
of
Coopervision,
Inc.
polymacon
contact
lenses
for
Schedule
Replacement
Wear.
Additionally,
contact
lens
care
products
are
provided
with
instructions
and
warnings
for
its
use,
which
must
read
and
followed.
Your
contact
lenses
wearing
schedule
is
prescribed
by
the
eye
care
practitioner.
At
the
end
of
the
prescribed
wearing
time,
each
lens
is
to
be
removed
cleaned
and
disinfected
in
the
recommended
manner
prior
to
re
‐
insertion.
A. Basic
Precautions
for
Cleaning
and
Disinfecting
‐
Wash
and
rinse
your
hands
before
handling
your
contact
lenses.
‐
Do
not
use
hard
contact
lens
solutions
not
indicated
for
use
with
soft
lenses
in
any
care
system
for
soft
contact
lenses.
Serious
injury
to
the
eye
can
result
from
wearing
a
soft
contact
lens
that
had
been
soaked
in
a
hard
contact
lens
solution.
‐
Coopervision,
Inc.
recommends
that
you
use
the
lens
care
system
recommended
by
your
eye
care
practitioner,
either
heat
(thermal)
or
chemical
(no
heat).
Chemical
includes
hydrogen
peroxide
solutions
specifically
indicated
for
use
with
soft
(hydrophilic)
lenses.
Unless
specifically
indicated
in
the
labeling,
do
not
alternate,
mix
or
change
lens
care
systems
for
the
same
pair
of
lenses.
Changing
or
mixing
the
two
systems
can
damage
the
lenses
and
injure
your
eyes.
Changing
or
mixing
the
two
systems
can
damage
the
lenses
and
injure
your
eyes.
Use
the
solutions
and
other
care
product
specifically
recommended
by
your
eye
care
practitioner.
Lens
Care
Products
The
eye
care
practitioner
should
recommend
a
care
system
that
is
appropriate
for
these
contact
lenses.
Each
lens
care
product
contains
specific
directions
for
use
and
important
safety
information,
which
should
be
read
and
carefully
followed.
