Originally posted by: senseamp
I just found out about this, because I ran out of solution and needed to get a new bottle and couldn't find it anywhere.
What solution is a good replacement for this one?
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: senseamp
I just found out about this, because I ran out of solution and needed to get a new bottle and couldn't find it anywhere.
What solution is a good replacement for this one?
try the clearcare peroxide solution. most people who try it like it better.
Originally posted by: slpaulson
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Originally posted by: DougK62
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Originally posted by: Feldenak
Different manufacturer.
Edit: Makes me glad I use a peroxide solution.</blockquote>
That's what I use. Nothing better.
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Originally posted by: Feldenak
Different manufacturer.
Edit: Makes me glad I use a peroxide solution.
Originally posted by: senseamp
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: senseamp
I just found out about this, because I ran out of solution and needed to get a new bottle and couldn't find it anywhere.
What solution is a good replacement for this one?
try the clearcare peroxide solution. most people who try it like it better.
Something about putting peroxide in my eye that turns me off...
Especially since i had a peroxide chemical burn on my face when I was a kid.
Originally posted by: DougK62
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Originally posted by: Feldenak
Different manufacturer.
Edit: Makes me glad I use a peroxide solution.</blockquote>
That's what I use. Nothing better.
Originally posted by: Brainonska511
Lol. I'm glad I stuck with Renu MultiPlus, which was never recalled and I've never had problems with it.
Originally posted by: Uppsala9496
This really sucks, because that is the only solution that I like.
What is scary is the following:
Acanthamoeba is a microorganism commonly found in water, soil, sewage systems, cooling towers, and heating/ventilation/air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Acanthamoeba keratitis (AK) is a rare, but serious, infection of the cornea. AK is usually found among individuals who improperly store/handle/disinfect their lenses (e.g., use tap water or homemade solutions for cleaning), swim/use hot tubs/shower while wearing lenses, come in contact with contaminated water, have minor damage to their corneas, or have previous corneal trauma. The incidence of AK in the United States has been estimated by CDC at approximately one to two cases per million contact lens users.
Let's see, I swim/shower with my contacts in, and have had previous corneal trauma (ripped my cornea out about 3 or 4 years ago). Now I need to find another brand solution. I have 2 new bottles of this at home, and I made sure they were the ones manufactured in Spain since they had a recall a couple months ago for the same stuff manufactured in China.
Originally posted by: senseamp
My concern is I have these lenses that are 30 wear ones, but I only wear them maybe once or twice a week, so they last me maybe 6months.
If I use a peroxide solution, will the lenses themselves dissolve and become unusable before 6 months?![]()