Clear Care Solution

Clear Care uses a hydrogen peroxide-based formula that must be neutralized to be safe for your eyes. The specialized case contains a platinum disc that triggers a chemical reaction, turning the peroxide into a gentle saline solution over the course of six hours. You must use the case provided with the solution to ensure this neutralization process happens correctly.

No, you should never put Clear Care directly into your eyes. Because it is a hydrogen peroxide solution, it must complete the full neutralization cycle in the case first. If you need to rinse your lenses right before insertion, use a sterile saline solution instead.

Yes, Clear Care is safe for both soft and rigid gas permeable contact lenses. However, always check with your eye care professional if you have specific concerns about your lens material or if you have recently switched brands.

The hydrogen peroxide bubbling action provides a deep, triple-action clean that physically loosens dirt and removes protein deposits without the need for manual rubbing. This makes it a convenient option for daily maintenance while ensuring a thorough clean.

It can be. Because this formula is preservative-free, it is often a great alternative for people who experience irritation or allergic reactions to the preservatives found in standard multi-purpose contact lens solutions.

If you remove your lenses before the six-hour neutralization process is complete, the solution will still contain active hydrogen peroxide. This can cause severe stinging, burning, or redness in your eyes. Always ensure the full six hours have passed before inserting your lenses.