Boston One Step Liquid Enzymatic Cleaner – Protein Remover for Rigid Gas Permeable Contact Lenses, 15-Week Supply
$20.42
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Boston one step enzymatic cleaner is a simple and convenient way to effectively remove protein deposits from gas permeable (GP) contact lenses to help maintain contact lens wearing comfort. Convenient liquid works right in your lens case as you disinfect your lenses so it’s easy to use and saves time. Many eye care professionals recommend using an enzymatic cleaner at least once a week.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 2.31 x 1.13 x 3.25 inches; 0.67 ounces
Item model number : 5602
Date First Available : September 24, 2006
Manufacturer : Bausch & Lomb
ASIN : B000GCKA16
Best Sellers Rank: #277,100 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #56 in Contact Lens Cleaners #6,069 in Sales & Deals
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Reduces the adherence of and helps remove protein deposits from lenses when used once a week
Provides clean lenses for clear vision
Helps deliver initial and long-term wearing comfort
8 reviews for Boston One Step Liquid Enzymatic Cleaner – Protein Remover for Rigid Gas Permeable Contact Lenses, 15-Week Supply
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$20.42
Amazon Customer –
Great cleaner
Easy use and cleaning and conditioning
Nina T. –
Great product for Rigid Gas-permeable lenses
Exactly what i need to ken.ep my rigid semi-permeable lenses clea
Customer Review –
Use once a week to keep lenses clear
I’m not always the best at cleaning my lenses and I’m sure protein deposits build up. If you’re reading this, you’re just like me then. I use these drops about once a week with hopes that the product does what it claims and magically dissolves proteins away. Exactly how true the claims are who knows.There’s enough fluid in each packet to put about 3 drops per contact reservoir, which is more than the 2 drops per contact in the instructions. Since you really can’t recap and reuse this disposable packet, I just add the extra drops in to each reservoir. Just remember to rinse out your lenses the next morning. Getting this stuff in your eye is no fun at all.I’ve used this for years and have never noticed any harm to my lenses from this product. I’ve seen generic store brand on sale in stores, which probably work the same, but I’m not sure I’m going to gamble my eyesight on generics to save a measly couple dollars, so I stay with the expensive name brand.
Faith Dehart –
Cleans hard contacts well
I find it more effective than the other popular cleaning methods. I just squeeze some on. Rub just a little, and set it in a contact container over night. I rinse well with distilled water, place in the next cup to soak in the other Boston soak. I can wear the contact all day long.
Mary Lou Meiser –
Part of order missing
I was supposed to get 2 of the conditioning solution. I only received 1
Kyle T. –
Great product, cleans the crud off of my gas permeable lenses, terrible design.
I wish I could give this a five because it really does work at removing the junk that builds up on your contact lenses. Especially if you have dry eyes like myself, or during the spring. I go overboard than what the directions call for because once you open it up you really can’t save it. That’s why I am taking away the star. Economically if it was in a bottle you would be able to preserve and conserve more, I’m guessing it’s marketing or somebody made them put them in individual usage. Still a great name and when you’ve gone a while without it, makes a huge difference the next day!I also break the rules (I know I’m terrible) and I use Water to rinse before I put them in my eye. I’ve tried the Boston solution as the rinse but I can still feel the sting Of the enzyme cleaner. I looked around and can’t find them whole lot cheaper, and if I did I’d have to get my car to get it would probably end up spending more in time, gas, and energy. If you have not used it in a while I would say use it once, use it again in three or four days, and then go to once a week. And use it all up, I usually count about five drops as opposed to but what are you supposed to do since you can’t put the cap on.
P. R. –
IT WORKS!
AMAZING!!! this product was recommended to me by my optometrist to remove a smudge like mark on my hard lenses (gas permeable lenses)…after looking for it in just about every pharmacy store (walgreens, cvs, rite aid, target, safeway) to avoid shipping prices, i was just about to give up and pay almost $100 for a new pair of lenses…thank God for Amazon!!! I finally found it here! it was a reasonable price from Pharmapacks and the cheapest shipping ever!! It arrived waaay before the estimated date (two days from today!) I tried it out and it works!!! I am seeing 100% clearer…as if I had purchased those new lenses!! Great Item! I will definitely order again!
Ignore This –
A Contact Care MUST
So, I didn’t actually know that I needed an enzyme cleaner for my contacts for a LONG time. I always questioned WHY my contacts got foggy after a while, but never really cared that much because I had bi-weeklies. Then I got yearlies. Oh dear god. This solution is a GAME changer. It clears the fogginess every time, and I use it maybe once or twice a month when I need it. If you wear contacts for at least a month, you definitely need this.Oh, also make sure to buy the second step care to wash the solution off of your lenses. You definitely need it because if you don’t, it will burn the everloving heck out of your eyes.