Many outdoor enthusiasts with nearsighted eyes like to wear contact lenses outdoors. But do you know? There are two biggest natural enemies in contact lenses – cold and dirty. Here are some simple tips to deal with them.
â—Ž Outdoor activities are usually dirty. When small particles such as dust are trapped between the contact lens and the eyeball, the friction pain caused by the rotation of the eyeball is very annoying - this friction may even cause permanent Eye diseases. Therefore, when you do need to touch the eyeball or remove the contact lens, please make sure your finger is clean. If you do not have the conditions to wash your hands with soap, you should wash at least a few fingers that touch the eye with your portable water. . When there is no water, it is better to rinse the fingers with the contact lens solution than to directly touch the eyes.
â—Ž When camping outdoors, in order to avoid loss of contact lenses when they are worn, the best way is to support your elbows on a moisture-proof pad or sleeping bag, and then remove or wear contact lenses so that even contact lenses are not Be careful to fall off, fall on the mat or sleeping bag is better than falling to the ground to find more, but also much cleaner than the ground.
â—Ž Always remember to take a bottle of travel care solution before you set off. If you carelessly forget to bring it with you, you can temporarily replace the care solution after boiling water and cooling it in a clean container.
â—Ž When camping in winter, in order to prevent contact lenses from forming ice in the glasses case, the best way is to put the contact lens case in the sleeping bag. However, as a precaution, it is recommended to use the spiral case instead. Can-type contact lens case.
â—Ž If it is a long time outdoor activity, be sure to carry another pair of framed glasses. Otherwise, once the contact lens is lost, the trouble may be big. In addition, the American Optical Eyewear Association pointed out that wearing contact lenses for a long time is not conducive to the health of the glasses. Therefore, it is more appropriate to wear frame glasses when camping.
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