In brief, recommend the following: Rinse and don't worry. Have the patient rest their eyes if possible. More specifically, in the event that un-neutralized hydrogen peroxide is mistakenly put onto a contact lens or inserted directly into the eye, the patient should remove their lenses immediately and flush (rinse) the eye with a large amount of sterile saline solution or water (if no saline is immediately available).

In the event that un-neutralized hydrogen peroxide is mistakenly put onto a contact lens and inserted directly into the eye, or, if the un-neutralized solution is placed directly into the eye, you should remove your lenses immediately and flush (rinse) the eye with a large amount of sterile saline solution or water if no saline is immediately available. See similar questions...

Clear Care is a one bottle, no rub, peroxide-based lens care solution without the preservatives found in many all-in-one solutions. It provides proven effectiveness of peroxide in a convenient one-bottle, no rub system. See similar questions...

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Clear Care has a built-in cleaner, as well as hydrogen peroxide, to penetrate the lenses for a deep cleaning. Hydrogen peroxide itself offers triple-action cleaning power through oxidation, bubbling action and ionic displacement. Clear Care also helps prevent serious eye infections by killing harmful microorganisms on contact lenses See similar questions...

Clear Care is a one-bottle, no rub, hydrogen peroxide-based cleaning and disinfecting solution with none of the added preservatives or harsh chemicals found in multi-purpose solutions. In fact, after the six-hour neutralization process is complete, the lenses will be soaking in a gentle, sterile saline similar to tears. See similar questions...

The same surgeon and medical staff who work with you prior to surgery will provide your continued care during surgery and through your crucial post-operative visits. Our expert staff is comprised of experienced refractive surgery counselors, assistants and world-renowned laser eye surgeons, including Dr. David J. Schanzlin. See similar questions...

All products for use around or near the eye undergo ophthalmologic testing. All products are also dermatologic tested. See similar questions...

It is important that all eye and face protection be kept clean and properly maintained. Cleaning is particularly important where dirty or fogged lenses could impair vision. Eye and face protection should be inspected, cleaned, and maintained at regular intervals so that equipment provides the requisite protection. It is also important to ensure that contaminated equipment which cannot be decontaminated is disposed of in a manner that protects employees from exposure to hazards. Yes. See similar questions...

Yes. We have a network of Graystone - affiliated primary eye doctors who have experience in providing postoperative LASIK care. We encourage patients to have their postoperative care with their approved primary eye doctor. See similar questions...

Eye care services include community eye care screening programs, provision of eye examinations, distribution of glasses and low vision aids; and referrals for other eye-related conditions. See similar questions...

After ophthalmic plaque radiation therapy, the paitent is usually requested to take eye-drops daily for about a month. These drops contain antibiotics, steroids, and medicines to relax your eye. These drops help your eye heal more safely and quickly. For the first week after surgery, you will tear and the tears may contain a little blood. This is normal. You should gently wash the outside of your eyelid with a warm, clean, soapy wash cloth. See similar questions...

If you accidentally dial 911, do not hang up. Stay on the line and tell the dispatcher that everything is alright. If you don't, the dispatcher may think that something is wrong and send a police officer to check. See similar questions...

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None. The hydrogen peroxide in Clear Care is neutralized during the six-hour soaking process so that the remaining solution is a sterile saline without preservatives that is similar to natural tears. See similar questions...

Clear Care has a built-in cleaner, as well as hydrogen peroxide, to penetrate the lenses for a deep cleaning. Hydrogen peroxide itself offers triple-action cleaning power through oxidation, bubbling action and ionic displacement. Clear Care meets the two tests established by the FDA; the primary criteria of the Stand Alone Test and the Regimen Test, for disinfecting solutions in order to be approved as a no-rub lens care solution. See similar questions...