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Eye - FAQ
Is it necessary to use protein remover tablets in additions to my normal daily cleaning procedure?
Created: Monday, July 19, 2004
The need to use protein remover tablets depends on the amount of protein deposits your eyes produce and how often you replace your lenses. Protein deposits are normal. But as they age, they can change in chemical composition, contributing to discomfort and poor vision or leading to allergies. If these deposits become a problem, your eye care practitioner may recommend a type of contact lens that you replace more frequently. Depending on the replacement frequency, using a protein remover in addition to your daily cleaning regimen may not be necessary. Regardless of your lens replacement schedule, however, daily cleaning is important for eye health. Consult your eye care practitioner for the b
 
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est advice regarding your replacement and cleaning schedules.
 
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