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I'm having difficulty seeing the logo.
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There are still some brands without a logo or print -- Your lens may be one
of those.
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The lens may be off center on the applicator tip.
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The lens may be too wet -- Droplets can obscure the logo, allow to air-dry
briefly.
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Rotate the eyepiece closely in front of your eye and look for the logo just
outside the small circle in the center. For easier reading, rotate the logo
to the top.
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Some logos are viewed better if you look "slightly" away from the light.
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If your prescription is very high, viewing through lensvue2 viewer/applicator
with your glasses on will help. After the first lens is applied, you can
then use that eye to inspect the second lens
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| The lens "slides" on the applicator tip.
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The lens or applicator cup is too wet -- Allow to air-dry briefly or
wipe the cup. Some multipurpose solutions are very slippery and the applicator
cup must be wiped dry. |
| The contact lens appears dirty while viewing
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Everything is now magnified allowing you to easily see small bubbles,
lint, fingerprints etc. If you've washed your hands and your lenses are new
or have been cleaned, just rinse the contact lens gently before applying
if you see too much debris. Remember, using lensvue2 viewer/applicator is
cleaner than using your finger -- It's just that you couldn't see the microscopic
debris before without the magnification. |
| Can I see if my lens is damaged through lensvue2
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The lensvue2 viewer's high magnification can help reveal small nicks
and tears. |
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| The lens releases but folds out of my eye on
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Lift your chin slightly as you look straight ahead. Hold your upper lid
so that you can see the white above the color of your eye. Apply the lens
to the cornea (color) and then continue looking down while "gently" releasing
your upper lid. If you've followed these steps correctly, the lens should
remain in your eye after your first blink. |
The lens does not release onto my eye.
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It is important to have lensvue2 applicator approach the eye "straight on"
so the lens makes 'flush' contact for easy release and avoid contact with
your eyelashes.
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You may be pressing the lens too hard against the eye -- Just a gentle touch
is all that's needed to release the lens.
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Place "one" drop of saline into the lens before applying.
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The lens folds back against the applicator.
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You're pressing too hard against your eye.
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You're applying the lens on an angle.
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Hold your lids wide open and avoid touching your eyelashes with the lens.
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| My fingers knock the lens off the applicator.
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Always place your fingers close to the eyepiece (away from the applicator
tip and lens) when viewing or applying. |
| The image has suddenly become blurred.
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Water or solution may have entered into the eyepiece. Use a soft tissue
inserted into the eyepiece to dry the back of the magnifying lens. Always
try to keep the eyepiece from getting wet. |
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