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Microscope lenses should be cleaned with lens paper before each use. This maximizes the clarity.
If the lenses are embedded in the eye, no. These lenses are permanent, acting just like the cornea of the eye. They are implanted where the cornea would have been because...during the surgery...the original corneas were destroyed to make room for the lenses. If the lenses are external, they are like any contact lens. They fit over the cornea and need to be removed for regular cleaning. Consult your ophthalmologist concerning this procedure. The embedded lenses do not need to be cleaned because the body automatically cleans them just like it cleans the cornea. If you are experiencing any problem that makes you think that the lenses need to be cleaned, consult your surgeon. Frequently, there are conditions that affect vision that have nothing to do with the lenses. Discuss this immediately with your health care professional before there are further problems.
If the lenses are properly cleaned before they are put back in, it shouldn't affect the eyes.But lens users should ALWAYS wash and thoroughly rinse their hands before touching the eyes, or handling contact lenses. Contamination under or inside the lenses can cause problems with eye surfaces (scratching, irritation, or infection).* If you suspect a problem with your lenses, consult your ophthalmologist right away.
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The conventional type lens are long term lenses that usually are worn for one-year before being replaced. They need to be cleaned and disinfected every night with a weekly enzymatic cleaning. Since these lenses are manufactured to last longer than all the other types, they can be very expensive. Great care should be shaken to avoid loss or damage.
No, modern contacts will not melt immediately because they are made of a plastic material that is hydrophilic, that is, it absorbs water. However, contacts that have been exposed to heat may dry out, and should be properly cleaned and rehydrated (isotonic saline solution) before placement in the eye.
use only special grit free lens paper to clean the lenses.
Contact lenses can be worn up to 30 consecutive days before needng to be discared. This is the maximum amount of time approved by the FDA.
This depends on how bad your vision is, if it is not super bad you can probably wear contact lenses rather than glasses. Also some people have dry or easily irratible eyes and therefore have a big problem with thier contacts. Finally make sure to check with your opthamologist about anything else that might be paticular to you. Hard contact lenses are typically more expensive than soft contact lenses because they are not disposable. Hard lenses are designed to be cleaned and reused and often last for more than a year. Hard lenses are typically reserved for special eye problems were soft lenses are not practical.
Lenses had been known for some time before the telescope was invented. No one really specifically "invented" the telescope lens, they simply used existing equipment (lenses) in a new device (the telescope).
if you have an eye infection you shouldn't be wearing contact lenses.
clean your lenses before you insert them, and only use newly opened contact lenses. common sense