How to use PROGENT protein remover?

How to use PROGENT protein remover?

Contains 7 treatments. Empty contents of 1 A vial and 1 B vial into the Progent case (which is not provided with this product) then soak RGP (hard) lenses for 30 mins only, do not leave soaking overnight. Rinse lenses well with Eyeye Saline or Menicare plus after soak. Clean case after each use.

How often to use PROGENT?

Progent cleaning Progent can be used in different ways, but we normally recommend using it about once every two months. There are two vials marked ‘A’ and ‘B’. You need to mix both an ‘A’ and a ‘B’ vial together in the round tub like case. Lenses are placed in the right and left holders and then close the case.

What solution do you use for Ortho-K lenses?

Saline solution is used to rinse the Ortho-K contact lenses after cleaning. Cleaner removes debris and deposits on the Ortho-K contact lenses with easy rinsing. Conditioning solution is the disinfectant that kills the germs. 3% Hydroperoxide solution acts as both cleaner and disinfectant.

How do you clean gas permeable lenses?

Gas permeable or hard lenses can be cleaned with a hydrogen peroxide based solution such as Clear Care® or with disinfection solutions for gas permeable lenses. 4. If using Clear Care®, place a lens in the palm of your hand, apply 2 to 4 drops of Clear Care® solution and rub.

How do you deep clean RGP lenses?

Place a drop of cleaner (from the small bottle) onto the lens and your hand. Rub lens gently but firmly with the little finger of your other hand for 30 seconds. Rinse away the cleaner and any debris with saline.

How do you prevent protein buildup on hard contact lenses?

Cloudy Vision: How to Prevent Protein Buildup on Contact Lenses

  1. Clean Your Contacts Regularly.
  2. Be Aware Of Your Environment.
  3. Use Eye Drops To Avoid Protein Buildup On Contact Lenses.
  4. Make Sure Your Lenses Are Properly Fitted.
  5. Remember To Take Off Your Contacts.
  6. Maintain Good Hygiene.
  7. Put Your Contacts On Last.

What does protein buildup on contacts look like?

Protein buildup on contact lenses is a common problem with both soft and hard contact lenses. This buildup can usually be seen in the form of white or cloudy marks on the surface of the contact lens. Protein buildup on your contact lenses can cause both blurred vision and discomfort.

Is it bad to wear Ortho-K lenses during the day?

Can you wear ortho-k lenses during the day? Yes. Ortho-k contact lenses were first used as daytime contacts, so they can be safely used for that purpose. However, because orthokeratology lenses are reshaping the eye, they are not the most comfortable lenses and are typically better worn at night.

What is Menicon progent and how do I use it?

Menicon Progent is a weekly protein remover, disinfectant and intensive cleaner compatible with all GP contact lenses. To ensure excellent comfort and protection throughout the life of your GP lenses, it is recommended to remove proteins with Menicon Progent regularly (e.g. weekly)*, in combination with MeniCare Plus Solution.

What is menmenicon progent and how does it work?

Menicon Progent is a solution particularly recommended for cleaning and removing proteins from the surface of lenses and involves simply soaking them in the mixture for just 30 minutes.

Can Menicon progent be used on lenses treated with tangible Hydra-peg?

Please note that Menicon Progent should not be used on lenses treated with Tangible Hydra-PEG as it may damage the coating. Progent ® Large Diameter (Scleral) Lens Case-Designed for deep cleaning large diameter lenses (11 mm to 23 mm) in Progent ®.

How many vials of progent do I Need?

One Progent Vial. One Progent Vial. The outer carton and each solution container are marked with a lot number and expiration date. The Progent treatment is recommended every two weeks. The frequency may vary according to the condition of your lens. Follow your eye care professional’s directions (to a maximum of every 5 days).

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