Avizor’s GP Cleaner is a highly effective cleaner that removes even the most stubborn deposits. Read more
GP Cleaner is Avizor’s surface cleaner for rigid (hard) and RGP lenses. Its concentrated formula breaks down fats, proteins and cosmetic residues that build up on hard lenses. GP Cleaner is the first, cleansing step in the routine and is followed by a storage and disinfecting solution, such as GP Multi. It is not an all-in-one solution: the cleaner does not disinfect and is not intended for storing lenses. After cleaning, rinse the lens and disinfect it according to the care system recommended for the lenses. The 30 ml bottle is handy for use at home or on the go.
Mould-stable lenses attract lipids and dirt. GP Cleaner contains special cleaning ingredients that:
Use GP Cleaner daily in combination with a GP storage and disinfecting solution such as GP Multi, for a safe, clean and comfortable lens system.
Form-stable lenses require stronger cleaning than soft lenses. GP Cleaner removes thoroughly:
→ This keeps the lens surface smooth, clean and comfortable, and the lenses last longer.
GP Cleaner:
Gentle on lens material, tough on dirt.
For best results, use GP Cleaner together with GP Multi:
The combination ensures maximum comfort and minimum deposits.
Avizor GP Cleaner is a cleaning solution for rigid and gas-permeable contact lenses, such as hard lenses and RGP lenses. The solution is designed to remove deposits, oils, proteins, dust and traces of make-up from the lens surface. It is not an all-in-one lens solution. After cleaning, the lenses must be rinsed and then disinfected and stored in accordance with the care system specified for the lenses. GP Cleaner is therefore the first, cleansing step in the routine. Use the cleaner in accordance with the instructions for use and always away from the eye. If you have any questions about where GP Cleaner fits into your routine, your contact lens specialist will provide advice tailored to your lens type and wearing pattern.
GP Cleaner is intended for rigid and gas-permeable contact lenses, such as hard lenses and RGP lenses. Avizor describes GP Cleaner as a cleaner specifically developed for rigid and gas-permeable lenses. The cleaner is not intended for soft lenses, unless expressly recommended by a contact lens specialist. Soft lenses are made of a different material and usually require different solutions. For custom-made lenses, scleral lenses, hybrid lenses or overnight lenses, the contact lens specialist will determine whether this cleaner is suitable for your personal routine. You should therefore use GP Cleaner only for the purpose for which it is intended. If you are unsure whether it is suitable for a specific lens, please seek advice before using the cleaner.
No, do not use GP Cleaner as a disinfectant solution. The cleaner is designed to remove deposits and dirt; this is a different step from disinfection. Daily cleaners are intended for cleaning, not for disinfecting. For disinfection, you need a suitable care system, such as an all-in-one solution for rigid gas-permeable lenses or a hydrogen peroxide system, depending on the advice of your contact lens specialist. You should therefore always use GP Cleaner in conjunction with a storage and disinfecting solution and never skip the disinfection step. After cleaning, rinse the lens and follow the disinfection and storage steps. This ensures the care routine is carried out as intended and keeps the lens hygienic.
No, do not store lenses in GP Cleaner. The solution is intended for rubbing the lens clean and then rinsing it off, not for storing the lens. For storage, you need a suitable storage and disinfection solution, such as GP Multi, or a hydrogen peroxide system. If you have accidentally stored a lens in the wrong solution, do not simply put it in your eye; seek advice from a contact lens specialist. Use the correct solution for each step and follow the instructions for use. This will ensure your lenses remain clean and disinfected in accordance with the system recommended for your lenses. The cleaning step and the storage step are two separate parts of the routine.
Yes. After cleaning, the lens must be rinsed off according to the instructions. Do not place the lens on your eye whilst there is still cleaner on it, as cleaning solution on the eye can cause irritation, redness or pain. To rinse the lens, use the solution recommended as part of your lens care routine, such as saline or the storage and disinfecting solution. Do not use tap water, as it is not suitable for rinsing or storing lenses. Bottled water, distilled water and saliva are also not suitable alternatives. After rinsing, the next step is disinfection and storage. Always follow the sequence and instructions for the products supplied with your lenses.
No. GP Cleaner must not be used directly in the eye. It is a cleaner for the lens outside the eye. Cleaning solution on the eye can cause irritation, redness or pain. After cleaning, rinse the lens thoroughly in accordance with the instructions and then follow the recommended storage and disinfection procedure. If cleaner does get into the eye, remove the lens immediately if it is still in the eye, rinse as advised on the packaging and contact a contact lens specialist, GP or ophthalmologist if you experience pain, redness, blurred vision, a burning sensation or persistent discomfort. Do not wear the lens again whilst symptoms persist, and if in doubt, have the lens checked.
GP Cleaner is designed to remove deposits and dirt from rigid gas-permeable lenses. These include lipids from the tear film, proteins, dust particles and traces of make-up. Gently rubbing the lens cleans the surface and prepares it for the next stages of care. This keeps the lens surface smooth and clear, and helps the lens last longer. If deposits keep reappearing despite daily cleaning, this may be due to the tear film, the environment, the use of make-up, the lens material, the wearing time or the chosen solution. In that case, discuss this with your contact lens specialist, who can assess whether your routine or the lenses themselves need adjusting. GP Cleaner cleans, but does not address the underlying cause of the build-up.
Yes. GP Cleaner is intended for use in combination with a storage and disinfecting solution such as GP Multi, when recommended by a contact lens specialist. The cleaner is used as the first step to loosen deposits. This is followed by the solution intended for further care, disinfection and storage. In this two-step routine, you therefore first clean with GP Cleaner and then care for and store the lenses with GP Multi. Always follow the sequence and instructions for both products, and do not place a lens on the eye whilst there is still any cleaner on it. This combination is particularly useful for a lipid-rich tear film or stubborn deposits. Discuss with the specialist whether this routine is suitable for the wearer’s lenses.
Use GP Cleaner in accordance with the instructions for use and the advice of your contact lens specialist. For many RGP wearers, a daily cleaning step is part of their routine, but personal advice should take precedence. Do not use the cleaner more frequently or in any way other than advised. If, despite daily cleaning, the lenses quickly feel dirty again, have your routine checked. Store the bottle according to the instructions on the packaging, keep the cap tightly closed and do not touch the opening. Do not use the product if the bottle is damaged, the use-by date has passed or the solution looks unusual. Check the usage period after opening on the packaging and, if necessary, note down the opening date so that it is clear when the bottle needs replacing.
No. Avizor GP Cleaner must not be used directly in the eye. It is a cleaner for the lens outside the eye. Cleaning solution on the eye can cause irritation, redness or pain.
After cleaning, rinse the lens thoroughly in accordance with the instructions and then follow the recommended storage and disinfection procedure.
Remove the lens immediately if it is still in your eye. Rinse as advised on the packaging and contact a contact lens specialist, GP or ophthalmologist if you experience pain, redness, blurred vision, a burning sensation or persistent discomfort.
Do not wear the lens again whilst you are experiencing any symptoms. If in doubt, have the lens checked.
Wash and dry your hands. Place the rigid lens in the palm of your clean hand. Apply the cleaner according to the instructions for use. Gently rub the lens clean with your fingertip. Do not use your fingernails and do not apply excessive pressure to the lens.
Then rinse the lens thoroughly with the solution that forms part of your routine. Next, store and disinfect the lens in accordance with your contact lens specialist’s advice.
Yes. After cleaning, the lens must be rinsed off according to the instructions. Do not place the lens on your eye if there is still any cleaner on it.
When rinsing, use the solution recommended as part of your lens care routine. Do not use tap water.
No. Do not use tap water for contact lenses. Water is not suitable for cleaning, rinsing or storing lenses. Bottled water, distilled water and saliva are also not suitable alternatives.
No. GP Cleaner is not a substitute for storage or disinfecting solution. If you run out of the correct solution, it is better to wear your glasses and only use your lenses again once you have the correct products.
Do not use makeshift solutions such as tap water, saliva, old solution or homemade saline solution.
Yes, GP Cleaner can be used as part of a routine alongside a suitable storage and disinfecting solution such as GP Multi, if recommended by your contact lens specialist. The cleaner is then used as the first step to loosen deposits.
Next comes the solution intended for further care, disinfection and storage. Always follow the correct sequence and the instructions for the products.
This is only possible if your contact lens specialist and the product instructions deem it appropriate. GP Cleaner is not a peroxide solution and is not a neutraliser.
Lenses should only be placed on the eye once the peroxide has been completely neutralised.
Avizor GP Cleaner is designed to remove deposits and dirt from rigid gas-permeable lenses. These include lipids from the tear film, proteins, dust particles and traces of make-up. Gently rubbing the lens prepares the surface for the next stages of care.
If deposits keep reappearing, this may be due to the tear film, the environment, make-up use, lens material, wearing time or the chosen solution. Please discuss this with your contact lens specialist.
When blurred vision is caused by deposits on a rigid lens, a thorough cleaning routine can help to make the lens surface cleaner. However, blurred vision is not always down to dirt on the lens.
If you experience persistent or sudden blurred vision, pain, redness or sensitivity to light, you should remove your lenses and seek professional advice.
It is important to follow the instructions. Do not apply excessive pressure to the lens, do not use your fingernails, and do not use the product on lenses for which it is not intended. Using the wrong cleaner or handling the lens too roughly can damage it.
If you notice cracks, scratches, distortion or if a lens feels different from usual, do not simply put the lens back in your eye. Seek advice from a contact lens specialist.
This depends on your lenses, sensitivity to the solution and eye health. The cleaner does not come into direct contact with the eye, but any residue must be thoroughly rinsed off the lens. If you have sensitive eyes, it is particularly important to follow the instructions exactly.
If you experience redness, a burning sensation, pain or irritation after use, remove the lenses and seek advice. A different routine may be more suitable.
Use Avizor GP Cleaner in accordance with the instructions for use and the advice of your contact lens specialist. For many RGP wearers, a daily cleaning step is part of their routine, but personal advice should always take precedence.
Do not use more frequently or in any way other than recommended. If your lenses feel dirty quickly despite cleaning, have your cleaning routine checked.
Store the bottle according to the instructions on the packaging. Keep the cap tightly closed and do not touch the opening. Store the cleaner in a clean place, away from make-up, bathroom products and other liquids.
Do not use the product if the bottle is damaged, the expiry date has passed or the solution looks unusual.
Check the use-by date after opening on the packaging. If necessary, note the opening date on the bottle. Do not use the product after the expiry date.
Discard the bottle if you have any doubts about the hygiene of the opening, or if the solution appears cloudy, discoloured or otherwise unusual.
