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Wet cup with sterile saline or a soft lens multipurpose solution.
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Place clean soft lens onto cup and center. Fig.1 to right.
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Irrigate inside surface of positioned soft lens. Gently shake off excess
solution.
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Hold
softsert+plus
so that separation between cup halves is horizontal as illustrated. Note
that when held in this position the size of the lens is decreased from top
to bottom, thus making placement of the lens between the eyelids easier.
Fig.1 to right.
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Proceed to apply the soft lens onto the cornea (color), onto the sclera (white)
or a combination thereof. Finger grips should not be squeezed while applying
the lens. Fig. 2 to right. No need to push hard -- Just a gentle touch, flush
against the eye applies the lens.
REMEMBER: When not in use, your
softsert+plus Remover/Applicator
should be kept clean and sanitary by placing it in the provided storage container
with a soft contact lens multipurpose solution. The
softsert+plus
Remover Applicator and the storage container can also be washed using a mild
liquid soap.
IMPORTANT: Replace your
softsert+plus
Remover Applicator every 6 months to maintain proper hygiene. |
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Patented
softsert+plusTM
Soft Contact Lens Remover/Applicator
softsert+plus was invented and patented
by Dr. Michael Feldman, an optometrist who is a leader and innovator in the
contact lens field. |
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IMPORTANT: Wash your softsert plus and storage container
before initial use.
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Hold softsert+plus so that separation
between cup halves is vertical as in Fig. 3, above right.
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Squeeze ridged finger grips together causing cup halves to fully separate.
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Pull down lower lid with opposite hand.
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Using Firm Continuous Pressure apply the tips of the separated
cup halves to the lower portion of the lens. (Fig. 3, above right) Overlapping
onto the white of the eye is OK.
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Making sure that "both" separated tip are pressed firmly against the lower
edge of the lens at 4 & 8 o'clock, relax tension at finger grips allowing
cup halves to return to closed position. Remember to continue pressing against
the lens until the cup halves have returned to original closed position
just as you would if you were using your fingers Fig. 4, above right.
When removing very thin lenses, it may be necessary to gently slide the lens
off the cornea using the closed cup halve tips after completion of step 5.
With stiffer lenses like torics and silicone hydrogels, it is very important
to place the open tips "firmly" at the outside edge of the lens at 4 &
8 o'clock. Continue pressing against the lens until the cup halves close.
If these steps have been followed correctly, the soft lens will fold off
the eye without fear of damaging the lens or your eye. There is no worry
of squeezing too hard, as this will only open the device. The removal tension
is built into
softsert+plus
Remover/Applicator to insure safety |
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The
softsert+plus
Remover/Applicator is quite unique amongst its competition. As a soft lens
remover, it uses a "reverse action" principle to remove a lens from the eye.
Unlike your fingers, you squeeze to open this device and relax the tension
to allow it to close. The built-in removal tension helps insure safety.
As an applicator, the
softsert+plus Remover/Applicator
also has a unique advantage -- the split cup is designed to reduce the vertical
size of the lens. The lens assumes an oval shape making application much
easier for a wearer with small eyes. And like all
softsert products, just a gentle touch to
the eye is all that's needed to apply the lens.
Your
softsert+plus
Remover/Applicator offers a cleaner and more sanitary means of removing and
applying your soft lenses. Keep your nails -- No need to trim them when you
use the
softsert+plus
Remover/Applicator as lenses are removed safely without fingernails getting
in the way. Many thousands of lens wearers have already made their lens handling
simpler by using this proven "time saving" aid.
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