Hard contact lenses have a habit of securing so tightly to the eye that the easiest way to remove them is with a contact lens plunger. Hard contact lenses can be safely removed using the DMV original hard contact lens plunger. This tool is simple to use and will effectively and safely remove hard contact lenses. Simply moisten the removers cup, then place this cup gently and squarely over the contact lens. The lens will easily slide off the eye as it will become adhered to the suction cup.
If your soft lenses should become stuck you will have to use your fingers. However, the malleable nature of soft lenses means that you should be able to shift the lens on your eye, allowing you to find purchase and remove the lens. Your eyelid will naturally want to shut, so you may want to hold your eyelid away from eye. This is especially important if your eye is becoming irritated from the attempts.
Lubricating the eye before beginning to remove the lens is always helpful. Dryness of the eye can cause lens so stick, particularly when they’ve been in for several hours or days. Simply wetting the eyes may eliminate the problem of the lens being stuck.
There is a worry that the lens might slip behind the eye, making removing it particularly challenging. Remember that if you panic you may wind up hurting yourself.
The lens can not go behind the eye. It is impossible and so you should not worry about it happening.
If you are still struggling with the removal, add drops to your eyes and then try to see a professional for help with removing the lens. Even if it means waiting overnight for the appointment; it’s better to wait for help than risk injuring your eyes. If you will wait for help then be sure that you lubricate the eye regularly to prevent it from drying out again.
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