Yearly Prescription Colored Contacts Care Guide

Quick answer

Caring for yearly prescription colored contacts means cleaning them daily with fresh solution, storing them in a clean case, and never exposing them to water or saliva. Follow the steps below to keep your lenses safe and comfortable.

Step-by-step yearly contact lens care routine

1. Wash and dry your hands: Use soap and water, then dry with a lint-free towel before touching your lenses. Oils or dirt on your fingers can transfer to the lens and cause irritation. Never use moisturizing soaps—they leave a film on your hands that can cloud the lens.
2. Rub and rinse each lens: Place the lens in your palm, add a few drops of fresh multipurpose solution, and rub gently for 20 seconds on each side. Then rinse with more solution before storing. Rubbing removes protein deposits that rinsing alone cannot; skipping this step shortens lens life.
3. Store in clean solution: Fill your lens case with fresh solution and submerge each lens completely. Close the case tightly and leave it overnight or for at least 6 hours. Never top off old solution—always use fresh solution to avoid bacterial growth.
4. Clean and air-dry the case: After inserting your lenses, empty the case, rinse it with fresh solution (not water), and leave it open to air dry. Replace the case every three months. A damp case is a breeding ground for bacteria; drying it between uses is essential.
5. Check lenses before wearing: Before putting in your lenses, inspect them for tears, chips, or debris. If the lens feels uncomfortable after insertion, remove it, rinse, and reinsert. If discomfort persists, discard the lens and use a new one from your yearly pair.

Product facts

• Coleyes Miracle Times RoseRed Yearly Prescription Colored Contacts: Water content is 40% and material is HEMA + NVP. Lenses with 40% water content require thorough rinsing after cleaning because the material can hold onto solution residues if not properly rubbed.

  

• Coleyes Crystal Blue Yearly Prescription Colored Contacts: Base curve is 8.6mm and diameter is 14.2mm. A consistent base curve and diameter mean the lens fits similarly to many standard contacts, so your care routine can follow the same guidelines as for typical soft lenses.