Ote Monosept Contact Lens Cleaner - 360ml

The neutralization process typically takes a minimum of 6 hours. It is essential to allow this full period for the hydrogen peroxide to be safely converted into water and oxygen.

No, Oté Monosept 360ml is specifically designed for soft contact lenses. It is not suitable for rigid gas permeable lenses.

Yes, after the 6-hour neutralization period, it is crucial to rinse your soft contact lenses thoroughly with a sterile saline solution before inserting them into your eyes.

Yes, the Oté Monosept solution itself is preservative-free, relying on the hydrogen peroxide for disinfection.

Wearing contact lenses directly from unneutralized hydrogen peroxide solution can cause severe burning, stinging, and irritation to your eyes. Always ensure the full neutralization period is complete.

It is recommended to replace your lens case every 3 months to prevent microbial contamination and maintain optimal hygiene.

Yes, you can travel with Oté Monosept 360ml. However, ensure the lens case is securely closed and consider placing it in a sealed bag to prevent any potential leaks, especially during air travel where cabin pressure can vary.

This usually indicates incomplete neutralization. Ensure the lenses remained in the solution for the full 6-hour period. Discard the lenses, clean the case, and repeat the process with fresh solution. Always rinse lenses with sterile saline after neutralization.

This could indicate the solution has expired or been contaminated. Do not use the solution. Check the expiry date on the bottle and purchase a new one if necessary.

The neutralization process will not occur correctly without the disc. Do not use the solution for disinfection. Obtain a replacement lens case with a functional disc or purchase a new cleaning system.

Rinse the lens case thoroughly with sterile saline solution after each use and allow it to air dry. Replace the lens case every 3 months, or sooner if it appears damaged or worn.