5 tips to follow before cleaning your contact lens case

Wash your hands. First of all, whenever you are going to do anything to do with contact lenses, wash your hands. We advise you to use a neutral soap, without fragrance or additives, as contact lenses don’t mesh well. If for whatever reason you are not at home and you cannot wash your hands with soap and water, you can use soap sheets or wipes, as long as they are as neutral as possible.
Do not use water under any circumstances. As you may already know, water and contact lenses are not good friends, so it is not a good idea to clean the place where you store your contact lenses with tap water. Nor is it the right decision to use hot or boiling water in the disinfection process. In short, water, in either case, is not a good choice.
Soap. Some people recommend using soap or even a toothbrush to clean your case. We advise against this method. Again, soap may contain ingredients that are contraindicated for contact lenses and a toothbrush can collect bacteria.
Clean your case right after putting in your contact lenses. Sometimes logic is the most obvious answer to some questions, but we understand that if you're a first-timer you may have a thousand questions in your head. If you're wondering when to wash your case, the answer, as with everything else, is: after use, i.e. after putting in your contact lenses.
Rinse your lenses. As mentioned above, you will clean the case after putting in your lenses, so remember, when you open the case to put them in and then clean it, also rinse the lenses with a multipurpose solution or saline solution to make sure they are completely clean before you put them in.

How to clean your contact lens case