How to Put in Contact Lenses When They Are Difficult to Insert
Learn effective steps to safely and easily put in contact lenses, including hygiene tips and when to seek professional help.
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If contacts are impossible to put in, try these steps: Wash and dry your hands thoroughly to avoid slipping. Hydrate your eyes with drops if they are dry, and make sure the lens is facing the right direction. Look upwards while placing the lens on the white of your eye, then gently close your eye and blink. If difficulties persist, consult an eye care professional for personalized assistance.
FAQs & Answers
- What should I do if my contact lenses are hard to put in? Make sure your hands are clean and dry, use eye drops if your eyes are dry, check the lens orientation, and try looking upwards when inserting the lens. If issues continue, consult an eye care professional.
- How can I tell if my contact lens is inside out? Place the lens on your fingertip and look at its shape. If the edges flare out like a bowl with a rim, it’s inside out. A correctly oriented lens will have a smooth, curved edge.
- Are eye drops safe to use with contact lenses? Yes, but only use eye drops specifically formulated for contact lens users to avoid irritation or damage to lenses.