Never shower with lenses and keep them away from water at all times.
Never go swimming with lenses unless you’re wearing water-tight goggles.
Dispose of lenses that have become damaged, wet or exposed to water.
Make sure to store two-weekly or monthly lenses in a multi-purpose solution overnight for regular disinfecting.
If you run out of solution, never store your lenses in water or try to make your own.
Replace your contact lens case every 3 months to prevent a build-up of harmful bacteria and germs.
Avoid sleeping with contact lenses, unless your optician has advised otherwise.
Wash your hands with clean water and a lint-free towel before applying and removing your lenses - Vision Direct Soap Sheets are perfect for wearers on the go wanting to keep up their contact lens hygiene.
Stick to the wearing pattern and eye care routine that your optician has recommended.
Read and follow product instructions, particularly if you opt for a longer wearing pattern.
Go for UV contact lenses, paired with sunglasses to protect your eyes from harmful rays throughout the year.
Choose protective goggles when you’re swimming, skiing, or playing extreme sports.
If your lenses become painful and uncomfortable, remove them, give your eyes a break and reach out to your eye doctor or a healthcare professional for any contact lens-related advice.
Have an eye test every 2 years to monitor your eye health and ensure your contact lens prescription is up to date.

Can I shower while wearing contact lenses?