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Before touching your contact lenses, it is important to wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. This is a basic step that you must follow. Dry your hands with a lint-free towel.
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Clean and disinfect your contact lenses regularly, especially during the monsoon season, when fungal infections are common because of excessive humidity.
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Never share your contact lenses, lens case, or contact lens solution with anyone else to prevent cross-infection and contamination.
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It is also important to replace your lens case every 3-6 months or sooner if it gets damaged. Clean and dry it regularly, because it is holding the lens.
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Make sure that you use a fresh contact lens solution every time you store your lenses. Never reuse the solution, as it could lead to infection.
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This is a no-brainer. Avoid exposing your contact lenses to water, especially during the monsoon season, when waterborne infections are common.
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Remove your contact lenses if you are in a flooded area, to prevent water from entering your eyes and to prevent infection.
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Store your contact lenses in a clean, dry case when not in use. Keep the case away from direct sunlight.
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If you experience any kind of discomfort, redness, vision changes, or pain, consult with an eye doctor immediately.
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If you have any pre-existing eye conditions or concerns, consult an ophthalmologist before wearing contact lenses. Always follow proper hygiene and maintenance guidelines to minimise the risk of infections. Prioritise your eye safety during the monsoon season.