When inserting toric color contacts, always start by washing your hands using a gentle cleanser and air-dry with a lint-free paper towel to prevent contamination from grime or skin oils. Examine the lens for any rips, particles, or buildup before touching it. Make sure the lens is not inside out by setting it on your pad and watching its profile—it should form a concave curve, not a convex shape. Gently lift your top lid with one finger and secure your lower lid with your second hand. Gently place the lens on your eye and look down to help it settle into place. Blink a few times to help the lens conform to your eye’s shape. If the lens feels uncomfortable or your vision is blurry, it may be rotated incorrectly. Toric lenses have a unique rotational design to correct astigmatism, so if they slip, look in the mirror and gently nudge the lens back into position with your fingertip.

When removing toric color contacts, repeat the hand-washing process. Look upward and use a finger to depress your lower lid. Pinch the outer rim of the contact with two fingertips and ease it off in a smooth motion. Don’t yank the lens or using your nails, which can tear or warp the contact or injure your cornea. If the lens feels stuck, flutter your eyelids rapidly or 乱視 カラコン ワンデー use a few drops of approved rewetting drops to help it move freely. Do not moisten with mouth fluid or faucet water to moisten or clean your lenses. After removal, clean each lens with the recommended multipurpose solution, lightly agitate with your thumb and index finger for a minimum of 20–30 seconds, and keep it submerged in sterile solution inside a freshly cleaned container. Swap out your lens case quarterly to avoid microbial contamination.

Obey your doctor’s recommendations regarding wear time and replacement schedule. Never wear them overnight unless they are designed and cleared for overnight use. Avoid wearing them while swimming or showering to reduce the risk of infection. If you experience inflammation, discomfort, watery eyes, or unclear sight that does not improve after removing the lenses, contact your optometrist without delay. Meticulous sanitation practices are essential to maintaining both the condition of your ocular surface and the performance of your corrective colored lenses.