What to do if the contact lenses cannot be removed

After wearing contact lenses for a day, when I was about to take them off to go to bed, I discovered that I couldn’t take them off! Encountering this situation will make everyone feel frustrated. How can you sleep if you can’t take off your contact lenses? Wearing colored contact lenses makes my eyes uncomfortable. Most people have encountered this situation. How should we deal with it? Now, let me give you some advice on how to remove colored contact lenses. Let’s take a look at it together:

First, you need to clean your hands, then face the mirror and use your left fingers to pull open the upper and lower eyelids respectively. Be careful to move gently and expose the eyeballs completely to the air. Now look upwards slightly and use the index finger of your right hand to gently slide the lens towards the white of the eye. Then use your thumb and index finger to lightly touch the lens to arch it towards the middle. This way, the lens can be easily removed.

The correct removal method is not only helpful for removing the lens, but also reduces the damage to the eyes caused by external factors. Therefore, as a novice, you must first understand the steps of removing the lens before proceeding.

For experienced contact lens wearers, the inability to take off contact lenses is often caused by dry lenses. If you wear them for too long, the lack of moisture between your eyes and the lenses will make them difficult to take off. At this time, you cannot remove the lens forcefully. First, put a few drops of eye drops to lubricate the lens and the eyeball, and then remove the lens using the correct method. This will be much more convenient.

When removing contact lenses, you must be gentle and avoid leaving any fingernails, otherwise the lenses may be easily scratched and your eyes may be injured. If you can't remove the lens, don't be anxious. You can take a break and then follow the steps again. As long as the method is correct, it is generally easy to remove.

How to choose the degree of cosmetic contact lenses:

How to choose the degree of cosmetic contact lenses? There are two types of cosmetic contact lenses, one with degree and the other without degree. If you are not nearsighted, you can directly choose 0-degree cosmetic contact lenses. The special 0-degree cosmetic contact lenses are for people with healthy vision. If you are not nearsighted, you should not choose to wear cosmetic contact lenses with degree, otherwise it will easily affect your vision and worsen your vision.

The choice of the degree of cosmetic contact lenses for myopic people is very particular. The degree of cosmetic contact lenses is generally different from the degree of frame lenses, and it needs to be converted. If the degree of frame lenses is below 400 degrees, there is no need for conversion, and you can directly choose the degree of cosmetic contact lenses according to the eye test degree. If it exceeds 400 degrees, the degree needs to be reduced according to different degrees. If the eye power is greater than or equal to 400 and less than 550, subtract 25 degrees. If the eye power is greater than or equal to 550 and less than 700, subtract 50 degrees, and so on. For how to convert specific cosmetic contact lens degrees, please refer to: Contact lens degree conversion table.

When choosing the degree of cosmetic contact lenses, it is also necessary to distinguish between those with astigmatism and those without astigmatism, because many myopic patients have symptoms of astigmatism, and astigmatism and myopia are different after all, so the selection of the degree of cosmetic contact lenses is also different. If the astigmatism degree is less than 100 degrees, it can be directly converted into the degree of cosmetic contact lenses. (Use half of the astigmatism + frame degree, and then convert) If the astigmatism degree is higher than 100 degrees, it is recommended to choose astigmatism contact lenses, because if the astigmatism is too high, ordinary contact lenses cannot achieve the clarity required by the eyes.