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What Are the Best Ways to Clean Soft Contact Lenses?

Hi, All!

The title is my question.

So, what are the best and most effective ways to clean soft contact lenses, please?

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Old Oct 9, 2009, 12:17 AM   #2  
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Located at most eye care facilities, and your local grocery store or drug store.
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Hi again, Momma!

So, what about the tablets that some people use in those contact lens contaners that look like little cages, please?

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Hi again, Momma!

So, what about the tablets that some people use in those contact lens contaners that look like little cages, please?

Thanks!
I don't know too much about those but I think they are just for RGP {hard} lenses. For soft contacts, I would recommend Opti-Free. Never steered me wrong.
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I'll try the Opti-Free. I do think that the tablets that I was given by a friend were for both hard and soft lenses.

I've never encountered the tablets anywhere, except as being given to me by my friend.

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