Unica Sensitive contact lens solution

Unica Sensitive is an all-in-one contact lens solution specially developed for wearers of soft contact lenses with sensitive or easily irritated eyes. The solution combines cleaning, disinfecting, rinsing and storage in a single bottle, making it easier to look after your lenses.

The Unica Sensitive formula contains no preservatives that often cause irritation to sensitive eyes. Instead, the solution uses a mild disinfecting system designed to remove bacteria and other micro-organisms without irritating the eye. After rubbing and rinsing your lenses, leave them in the solution for at least four hours to allow the disinfection process to take effect.

Unica Sensitive is suitable for all types of soft contact lenses, including daily disposables, weekly lenses and monthly lenses made from hydrogel and silicone hydrogel. The solution is not suitable for hard or rigid lenses.

Who is Unica Sensitive intended for?

Unica Sensitive has been developed for contact lens wearers who suffer from sensitive eyes or who find that other all-in-one solutions cause irritation. The solution can help improve comfort whilst wearing lenses, as its formula is gentler than many standard lens solutions.

How do you use Unica Sensitive?

Use Unica Sensitive in accordance with the instructions on the packaging. As a general rule: wash your hands, place your lens in the palm of your hand, apply a few drops of solution to the lens, gently rub the lens clean on both sides, rinse the lens with fresh solution and store the lens for at least four hours in a clean lens case filled with fresh Unica Sensitive. Never reuse old or contaminated solution, and replace your lens case regularly.

Where can you find Unica Sensitive?

At SMEYEL , you’ll find all-in-one solutions for soft lenses, including solutions developed for sensitive eyes. Choose a solution that suits your lens type and your personal comfort preferences.

When should you visit your optician or ophthalmologist?

If, despite using a mild lens solution, you experience persistent irritation, redness, pain or blurred vision, you should have this assessed by your optician, optometrist or ophthalmologist. They can check whether your lenses fit properly, whether the solution is suitable and whether there might be another cause.