How to Use a Diamond Lens Case Correctly

Quick answer

Use your Diamond lens case by always washing hands first, filling each compartment with fresh solution, inserting lenses, and cleaning the case after each use to prevent contamination.

Step-by-step guide to using your Diamond lens case

1. Wash and dry your hands: Use mild soap and warm water, then dry with a lint-free towel. Oils or dirt on your fingers can transfer to the case and lenses. Avoid scented soaps that leave residue.
2. Rinse the case with fresh solution: Before placing lenses, rinse each compartment with sterile contact lens solution. Never use tap water—it contains microorganisms that can cause infections. Tap water is not sterile; always use fresh solution.
3. Fill compartments with fresh solution: Fill each side about two-thirds full. Do not reuse old solution from the previous day—it is contaminated. Replace solution daily, never top off.
4. Insert lenses and close securely: Place each lens in its correct compartment (left/right) and screw the caps on tightly. The Diamond case's silver finish is stylish but the seal depends on proper closure. Check that caps are fully tightened to prevent leaks.
5. Clean and dry the case after each use: After removing lenses, empty the solution, rinse the case with fresh solution (not water), and let it air-dry upside down on a clean tissue. Never wipe the inside with a cloth. Air-drying prevents moisture buildup that encourages bacteria.
6. Replace the case regularly: Replace your Diamond lens case every three months, or sooner if it shows cracks, scratches, or discoloration. A damaged case cannot protect your lenses. Set a calendar reminder to replace it quarterly.

Product facts

• Diamond lens case silver: The Diamond lens case in silver has a compact and convenient design for travel and everyday use, with an elegant silver finish. Its compact size makes it easy to carry, but you must clean it thoroughly after each use to prevent buildup in tight corners.