Wearing contact lenses can lead to dry, irritated, and tired eyes over time. Dirt, protein deposits, and bacteria accumulate throughout the day, which not only reduces vision but can also strain the health of your eyes. Alcon Optifree Express MPDS offers the necessary, gentle support to thoroughly clean and disinfect your lenses. This advanced formula ensures a long-lasting hydrated feeling, so you can continue to function comfortably with clear vision all day long.

Key benefits

• Thorough disinfection: Effectively removes harmful microorganisms and bacteria from the lens surface for a safe daily routine.
• Protein removal: Helps prevent the build-up of stubborn proteins and fats, ensuring long-lasting clear vision.
• Long-lasting hydration: Retains moisture on the lens, noticeably reducing dryness and irritation throughout the day.
• Includes lens case: Comes with a clean lens case to ensure hygienic storage.

How it works

Alcon Optifree Express uses a Multi-Purpose Disinfecting Solution (MPDS) that actively loosens and encapsulates dirt and microorganisms. While stored in the included lens case, the lenses are not only disinfected but also rinsed with a hydrating layer. This ensures that the contact lenses feel comfortable immediately upon insertion and support the eye's tear film.

Composition

Ingredients

The full chemical composition and active ingredients of this Multi-Purpose Disinfecting Solution are in accordance with the original product specifications from manufacturer Alcon.

Use & Dosage

Rinse the contact lenses thoroughly with Alcon Optifree Express solution. Then place the lenses in the included lens case and fill it with fresh solution. Leave the lenses in the case for at least the recommended time to ensure complete disinfection. Discard the used solution after each use.

Safety & Disclaimer

Never use the solution after the expiry date. Store the bottle at room temperature and out of reach of children. Never use tap water to rinse your lenses or lens case. Always consult a contact lens specialist or ophthalmologist in case of persistent eye irritation or redness.