Is Clear Care Preservative Free?
For contact lenses so fresh they feel like new, the clear choice is CLEAR CARE ®. The unique Triple Action Cleaning formula of CLEAR CARE ® uses the power of hydrogen peroxide to kill germs and deep clean and neutralizes into gentle saline solution with no added preservatives for irritant-free comfort.

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Similarly one may ask, what is clear care solution?

Clear Care is the #1 doctor recommended hydrogen peroxide solution on the market. The exclusive Triple Action Cleaning formula and unique case, provides the perfect clean for sensitive eyes. This gentle saline solution offers a complete neutralization of peroxide which imitates natural tears.

Also Know, how long does a bottle of clear care last? 7 days

Similarly one may ask, what is the difference between Clear Care and Clear Care Plus?

What's the difference between CLEAR CARE ® and CLEAR CARE ® PLUS? CLEAR CARE ® PLUS has the same cleaning power of CLEAR CARE ®, but also contains a proprietary wetting agent called HydraGlyde ® Moisture Matrix that reconditions soft lenses and surrounds them with long-lasting moisture.

Can you use Clear care every day?

Like Putting in a New Lens Every Day I educate my patients that using CLEAR CARE is like having a fresh, new lens every day because of the great cleaning it provides. This leads to enhanced comfort because of reduced build-up, and a more consistent wear experience throughout the life of that contact lens.

Related Question Answers

Why does Clear Care burn my eyes?

Clear Care contains 3% hydrogen peroxide, which can cause pain and burning if it comes into contact with the eyes. Clear Care is packaged with a special lens cleaning case. When the product is used with the special case, the hydrogen peroxide is neutralized to a solution that is safe for the eyes.

How does Clear Care work?

Clear Care has a special lens case with a built-in neutralizer—a ring of platinum that reacts with hydrogen peroxide—that causes the hydrogen peroxide to turn into water. The entire process takes about 6 hours. After this, the lenses can be placed in the eyes.
Elena Rostova

Elena Rostova

Lead Health, Wellness & Medical Journalist

Elena Rostova holds a Master's degree in Public Health Journalism. She covers groundbreaking medical research, holistic wellness trends, mental health awareness, and nutritional science.