Listen to your eyes

• Never wear lenses if your eye is red or painful.
• If a lens becomes uncomfortable or a stinging sensation occurs when it is inserted, remove it. Rinse thoroughly with a recommended rinsing solution and insert again.
• If the discomfort persists, remove the lens immediately and consult your eye care professional.

Get organized

• Have a well-lit mirror handy to help locate a lens "lost" in your eye.
• Develop the habit of always working with one lens first to avoid mixing up left and right.
• If you have trouble telling your right lens from your left, your practitioner may be able to mark one with a small dot.
• To avoid a potentially serious mistake, don't store your contact lens supplies with medications or other cleaners.
• Make sure you always have an ample supply of lens care products on hand.
• Never store lenses in tap or distilled water.
• Use only the case specifically provided for lens storage.

Finally

Don't count on your contacts for eye protection. Wear safety glasses any time your eyes might be at risk