Eyecare Guide

Everything you need to know about caring for your new eyewear and eye health

Eyeglasses

Clear answers to your most common questions

Cleaning Routine

Drying Cloth: Wipe dry with a clean microfiber cloth. Never use paper towels, tissues, shirt hems, or bath towels, as wood fibers and rough textures scratch lens coatings.

Safe Cleansers: Apply a drop of mild, lotion-free dish soap or dedicated optical lens spray to both sides of the lenses.

Frame Care: Gently wipe nose pads, temples, and frame hinges daily to prevent skin oils and sweat from breaking down the frame material.


Storage and Usage

Case Protection: Store glasses in a hard-shell protective case whenever they are not being worn, with lenses facing upward.

Two-Handed Removal: Always put on and take off your glasses using both hands to prevent stretching the temples and misaligning the frame fit.

Avoid Heat Damage: Never leave glasses in a hot vehicle, near stove tops, or under hair dryers. High heat causes protective coatings (anti-reflective and scratch-resistant) to crack or peel.

Professional Adjustments: Avoid bending frames manually if they feel loose or crooked. Visit a branch for a free frame realignment. Store glasses in a hard-shell protective case whenever they are not being worn, with lenses facing upward.

Two-Handed Removal: Always put on and take off your glasses using both hands to prevent stretching the temples and misaligning the frame fit.

Avoid Heat Damage: Never leave glasses in a hot vehicle, near stove tops, or under hair dryers. High heat causes protective coatings (anti-reflective and scratch-resistant) to crack or peel.

Professional Adjustments: Avoid bending frames manually if they feel loose or crooked. Visit a branch for a free frame realignment.


Contact Lenses

Clear answers to your most common questions

Handling & Cleaning

Hand Hygiene: Wash hands thoroughly with unperfumed, antibacterial soap and dry completely with a lint-free towel before touching your eyes or lenses.

Rub and Rinse: Place the lens in your palm, add a few drops of fresh multi-purpose solution, and gently rub both sides with your index finger for 10–15 seconds before storing.

Fresh Solution Only: Discard old solution from the case after each use. Never "top off" solution, and never expose lenses to tap water, bottled water, or saliva.

Case Hygiene: Rinse your lens case daily with fresh contact lens solution (never water) and let it air-dry upside down on a clean tissue. Replace the case every 1 to 3 months.


Essential Safety Rules

No Water Exposure: Remove lenses before swimming, showering, or using hot tubs to prevent severe microbial eye infections.

Adhere to Wear Schedules: Never sleep in contact lenses unless explicitly prescribed for extended wear. Replace daily, bi-weekly, or monthly lenses strictly on schedule.

Makeup Order: Put contact lenses in before applying makeup, and take them out before removing makeup to keep cosmetic particles out of your eyes.

Emergency Sign: If you experience sudden redness, pain, excessive watering, or blurred vision, remove your lenses immediately and consult an eyecare specialist.