How to Take Out Contact Lenses Easily (Beginners Tutorial)

Dr. Allen shows how to take out contact lenses and what to do if they get stuck. New to contact lenses? Check out the full playlist for beginners👉 http://bit.ly/contactsforbeginners

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🔷 Show Notes 🔷

NOTE: It is best to have short fingernails as it will make the removal process easier. Long fingernails puts you at higher risk of a corneal abrasion.

How to Remove Contacts: (Step by step)
1. Wash and Dry your hands (very dry hands work best)
2. Control your eyelids with your fingers
3. Pinch the contact lens with fingers as shown (don’t touch your eye)
4. Remove the lens
5. Clean the lens if needed or throw away

Another method of how to remove contacts
1. Wash and Dry your hands (very dry hands work best)
2. Control your eyelids with your fingers
3. Slide contact lens over to the white part of the eye
4. Pinch the contact lens with fingers as shown (don’t touch your eye)
5. Remove the lens
6. Clean the lens if needed or throw away

IMPORTANT: If you ever have a red eye, a painful eye, you think you scratched your eye or experiencing vision loss related to your contacts...REMOVE THE LENSES and call your local eye doctor ASAP.

⚡ Check out this Guide on How to Clean Your Contacts
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⚡ Here are the Rewetting drops for contact lenses we like to use
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About This Video:
Having trouble removing contact lenses? Well then this contact lenses video is for you. Here Joseph Allen, OD, FAAO from Doctor Eye Health shows how to take out soft contacts. Contact lenses are great at improving vision but can also make your eyes uncomfortable and puts them at risk of infection, so knowing how to take contact lenses out is very important. People are often afraid of the contacts sliding under their eyelids, so this video will also review how to take off contacts that get stuck in the eye. If you continue to have trouble taking out contacts be sure to contact your local eye doctor right away.

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