How to remove contact lenses

Wearing contact lenses may be a little uncomfortable at first, and you may always feel like there is something poking your eyes. I got used to it after wearing it a few times. That's fine. Contact lenses come in many different diameters, so just choose a medium-sized one. Otherwise, you might not be able to bring it in, and it would be troublesome to take it off. Be sure to pay attention to the cleanliness of contact lenses and hands, and you can use auxiliary tools. Remember to wash your glasses after use to eliminate surface bacteria.

Don't be nervous at the beginning because the more nervous you are, the worse it will be. Just follow my order and do it once to see if you can get the hang of it faster.

Clean your hands first and make your fingers dry, because there is liquid on the glasses. If there is water on your fingers, the glasses will stick to the water and will not get into your glasses at all, and you will not be able to put them on no matter how hard you try. It's okay if your fingers are dry and there is some water on the glasses. Lower your head and look up. Hold your eyelids with one hand, and use the other hand holding the glasses to gently push upwards from the bottom of your eyes. The glasses will stick to your eyes. At this time, you will want to blink very much, but hold on. The other hand is holding your eyelids, so lift and lower your eyelids and gently close your eyes to let the care solution come out.

Don't just pull your eyes up and press the glasses inwards from the middle, as you won't be able to put them on that way, unless you are someone who always wears glasses. For a novice like you, I suggest you don't try it as it will hurt your eyes and you won't be able to put them on.

When you take them off, it is almost the same as when you put them on. Look upwards and gently squeeze the edge of the glasses with your thumb and index finger. The glasses will pop out and you can take them off. Don't be afraid, you can feel the lenses with your two hands on your eyeballs. The main thing is that you don't get nervous or afraid. You will become more and more proficient with time.

I was also anxious at the beginning, but the most important thing is not to be nervous, because the more nervous you are, the worse it will be. Just do it according to my order. First clean your hands and make your fingers dry, then lower your head and look up, hold your eyelids with one hand and use the other hand that holds the glasses to gently push upwards from the bottom of your eyes. The glasses will stick to your eyes. At this time you will want to blink very much, but hold on. Use your other hand to hold your eyelids, just lift and lower your eyelids and gently close your eyes. When you take them off, it is almost the same as when you put them on. Look upwards and gently squeeze the edge of the glasses with your thumb and index finger. The glasses will pop out and you can take them off. Don't be afraid, you can feel the lenses with your two hands on your eyeballs. The main thing is that you don't get nervous or afraid. You will become more and more proficient with time.