Conroe (Main Office)
(936) 539-4500Huntsville
(936) 539-4500The Woodlands
(936) 539-4500Toll Free Number
(800) 346-6162
Contact lenses are an effective way to improve your vision when used safely. At Avery Eye Clinic, we help patients follow proper practices that protect their eyes from injury and infection. With safe habits, you can wear your lenses comfortably and reduce the chance of complications.
Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling your lenses. Next, dry them using a clean, lint-free towel. This helps prevent debris from transferring to your lenses. Store your lenses in fresh disinfecting solution, and never use tap water or saliva. Replacing your storage case every few months also helps lower the chances of contamination.
Each type of contact lens is designed for a specific period of use. Whether you wear daily, biweekly, or monthly lenses, it is important to follow the schedule our optometrists have prescribed. Using contacts longer than intended can cause buildup and lead to eye irritation. Unless advised otherwise, always remove them before going to sleep to allow your eyes to recover overnight.
If you notice redness, irritation, or changes in your vision, remove your lenses and monitor your symptoms. These signs may suggest that something is wrong and should not be ignored. Makeup particles and environmental irritants can also affect your lenses, so apply cosmetics after inserting them and remove everything before taking them out. Being aware of how your eyes feel each day can help you avoid more serious problems.
Whether you’re considering contact lenses or need corneal abrasion treatment, our team at Avery Eye Clinic, serving Conroe, Huntsville, and The Woodlands, TX, is here to help. Call us at (936) 539-4500 to schedule your appointment and learn more about our services. We look forward to assisting you!
The material contained on this site is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider.