Lenses Feeling Dry? Here’s Why You Should Buy Opti-Free Replenish Rewetting Drops
Removes Particles that Cause Irritation
Throughout the day, particles in the air can get on your lenses and cause them to feel dry and irritating. Opti-Free Replenish Rewetting Drops help remove those particles, to keep them comfortable for longer.
Helps Prevent Deposit Build-up
You can use Opti-Free Replenish Rewetting Drops four or more times a day to prevent protein deposit build-up on your soft lenses. That means more comfort and less irritation.
Provides a Refreshing Burst of Moisture
Most times, your lenses feel dry because they lack moisture. Opti-Free Replenish Rewetting Drops are an effective and convenient way of adding that moisture back to your lenses while your lenses are on your eyes.
Perfect for On-the-Go
When your lenses feel dry, you can’t always find the time to remove them from your eyes and give them a good, moisturizing clean. That’s why Opti-Free Replenish Rewetting Drops are so convenient. You can use them to remove particles and add moisture to your lenses while your lenses are on your eyes.
Why Do My Contact Lenses Feel Dry?
It might be hard to believe, but sometimes it’s your own contact lenses that make your eyes feel dry. That’s because some soft contact lenses can absorb water away from the surface of the eye, resulting in irritation. Using Opti-Free Rewetting Drops gives you a way to add extra moisture throughout the day, so you experience less discomfort.
Sometimes, things like dry, hot air can cause your lenses to feel irritating. This can often happen if you live in a place with regularly high temperatures, or even if it’s just a really hot, dry day wherever you live. Opti-Free Rewetting Drops can help fight this by helping rewet and lubricate your lenses, even on the hottest days of the year.
If your eyes are exposed to excessive amounts of wind – or even if you’re on a boat or in a convertible that’s moving fast – your eyes can get dry. Wind can also expose your eyes to particles in the air. Using Opti-Free Rewetting Drops can help lenses reduce deposit build-up and irritation.
Q: Can I use Opti-Free Rewetting Drops while wearing my lenses?
A: Yes. They are designed for use while your lenses are in your eye.
Q: What’s the difference between Opti-Free Rewetting Drops and Opti-Free Lubricant Eye Drops?
A: Opti-Free Lubricant Eye Drops are meant to temporarily protect against further irritation when used before and after lens wear. Opti-Free Rewetting Drops provide moisture to your lenses and are used on your lens while the lens is in your eye.
Q: Can I use my multi-purpose solution as a rewetting drop?
A: Opti-Free multi-purpose solutions are formulated for cleaning, disinfecting, and rinsing your lenses immediately before putting them in your eyes. To rewet your contact lenses once they’re on your eyes, we recommend using an Opti-Free Rewetting Drop for an additional burst of moisture.
(C) 2016 Novartis 4/16 US-OPM-16-E-1079.
Lenses Feeling Dry? Here’s Why You Should Buy Opti-Free Replenish Rewetting Drops
Removes Particles that Cause Irritation
Throughout the day, particles in the air can get on your lenses and cause them to feel dry and irritating. Opti-Free Replenish Rewetting Drops help remove those particles, to keep them comfortable for longer.
Helps Prevent Deposit Build-up
You can use Opti-Free Replenish Rewetting Drops four or more times a day to prevent protein deposit build-up on your soft lenses. That means more comfort and less irritation.
Provides a Refreshing Burst of Moisture
Most times, your lenses feel dry because they lack moisture. Opti-Free Replenish Rewetting Drops are an effective and convenient way of adding that moisture back to your lenses while your lenses are on your eyes.
Perfect for On-the-Go
When your lenses feel dry, you can’t always find the time to remove them from your eyes and give them a good, moisturizing clean. That’s why Opti-Free Replenish Rewetting Drops are so convenient. You can use them to remove particles and add moisture to your lenses while your lenses are on your eyes.
Why Do My Contact Lenses Feel Dry?
It might be hard to believe, but sometimes it’s your own contact lenses that make your eyes feel dry. That’s because some soft contact lenses can absorb water away from the surface of the eye, resulting in irritation. Using Opti-Free Rewetting Drops gives you a way to add extra moisture throughout the day, so you experience less discomfort.
Sometimes, things like dry, hot air can cause your lenses to feel irritating. This can often happen if you live in a place with regularly high temperatures, or even if it’s just a really hot, dry day wherever you live. Opti-Free Rewetting Drops can help fight this by helping rewet and lubricate your lenses, even on the hottest days of the year.
If your eyes are exposed to excessive amounts of wind – or even if you’re on a boat or in a convertible that’s moving fast – your eyes can get dry. Wind can also expose your eyes to particles in the air. Using Opti-Free Rewetting Drops can help lenses reduce deposit build-up and irritation.
Q: Can I use Opti-Free Rewetting Drops while wearing my lenses?
A: Yes. They are designed for use while your lenses are in your eye.
Q: What’s the difference between Opti-Free Rewetting Drops and Opti-Free Lubricant Eye Drops?
A: Opti-Free Lubricant Eye Drops are meant to temporarily protect against further irritation when used before and after lens wear. Opti-Free Rewetting Drops provide moisture to your lenses and are used on your lens while the lens is in your eye.
Q: Can I use my multi-purpose solution as a rewetting drop?
A: Opti-Free multi-purpose solutions are formulated for cleaning, disinfecting, and rinsing your lenses immediately before putting them in your eyes. To rewet your contact lenses once they’re on your eyes, we recommend using an Opti-Free Rewetting Drop for an additional burst of moisture.
(C) 2016 Novartis 4/16 US-OPM-16-E-1079.