GP Multi is an all-in-one solution for cleaning, disinfecting, moisturising and storing all rigid gas-permeable lenses. Read more
GP Multi is Avizor’s all-in-one lens solution for rigid (hard) and RGP lenses. A single solution cleans, disinfects, moisturises and stores the lens as part of a single daily routine, without the need for multiple bottles. GP Multi contains poloxamer for cleaning and HPMC and PVP for moisturising, which form a smooth film around the lens and reduce friction with the eyelid. The solution is intended for use as a cleaning and storage solution and is suitable for all rigid lenses.
GP Multi contains poloxamer for effective daily cleaning without wear on the lens surface:
In addition, HPMC and PVP provide extra moisturisation:
A complete maintenance routine for RGP lenses without the hassle of multiple bottles.
GP Multi is designed for wearers of form-stable (RGP) lenses who want to rely on one product for hygiene as well as comfort. It combines effective cleaning and disinfection with a high-quality wetting formula.
GP Multi: complete maintenance and maximum wearing comfort with one product.
Isotonic, buffered aqueous solution containing 0.25% Poloxamer
Disodium
EDTA 0.10%
Polyhexanide 0.0002%
Avizor GP Multi is an all-in-one lens solution for rigid, gas-permeable contact lenses, such as hard lenses and RGP lenses. The solution is designed to clean, disinfect, moisturise and store these lenses as part of a single daily routine. It is not a general-purpose lens solution suitable for all lens types: soft lenses, daily disposable lenses or lenses made from other materials usually require a different solution. GP Multi contains poloxamer for cleaning and HPMC and PVP for moisturising. Always use the solution in accordance with the instructions for use and observe the recommended soaking time to ensure the disinfection process is carried out correctly. If in doubt about its suitability for a specific lens, seek advice from a contact lens specialist.
GP Multi is intended for dimensionally stable and gas-permeable lenses, such as hard contact lenses and RGP lenses. Avizor describes GP Multi as a multipurpose solution for rigid and gas-permeable lenses. The solution is not intended for soft lenses, as soft lenses are made of a different material and usually require different care products. For custom-made lenses, scleral lenses, hybrid lenses or overnight lenses, the contact lens specialist will determine whether GP Multi is suitable for the individual’s routine. Therefore, do not use the solution for these lens types on your own initiative. The specialist will know which cleaning, disinfection and storage system is suitable for the lens material and wearing pattern. If you are unsure about its suitability, seek advice before using the solution.
Avizor GP Multi is designed for rigid and gas-permeable lenses, such as hard contact lenses and RGP lenses. Avizor describes GP Multi as a multipurpose solution for rigid and gas-permeable lenses.
In the case of custom-made lenses, scleral lenses, hybrid lenses or overnight lenses, the contact lens specialist must determine whether GP Multi is suitable for the individual’s lens care routine.
No, do not use GP Multi for soft contact lenses unless a contact lens specialist specifically advises you to do so. Soft lenses are made of a different material and usually require different care products. Care systems for hard lenses differ from those for soft lenses, and products for hard lenses are not intended for use with soft lenses. There are separate all-in-one solutions in the range for soft lenses. The contact lens specialist will determine which product is suitable for the lens material and the wearer’s wearing pattern. You should therefore use GP Multi only for its intended purpose, namely for rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses. If you are unsure about its suitability, please seek advice before using the solution for a different type of lens.
This depends on the lens material and the advice of your contact lens specialist. Some scleral lenses are dimensionally stable, but scleral lenses often have their own specific routine for cleaning, disinfecting, rinsing, soaking and insertion.
Therefore, do not use GP Multi with scleral lenses on your own initiative. Always ask which cleaning solution, storage solution and replenishing solution are suitable for your specific lenses.
For overnight lenses or Ortho-K, the care system forms part of the lens treatment. Only use GP Multi if your contact lens specialist has recommended it.
Overnight lenses are worn whilst sleeping. This is why proper cleaning, disinfection and storage are particularly important. Do not use alternative solutions without consulting your optician first.
Yes, GP Multi is an all-in-one solution for rigid gas-permeable lenses. This means that the solution combines several functions: cleaning, disinfecting, moisturising and storage. However, this does not mean you can skip any steps. The lens must still be rubbed thoroughly, stored in a clean lens case with fresh solution, and left in the solution for long enough, as per the instructions for use. Do not reuse old solution or top up old solution with new solution. A good routine only works when all steps are carried out carefully. For stubborn deposits, a separate cleaner may be needed in addition to GP Multi. Discuss with your contact lens specialist whether GP Multi alone is sufficient for a specific lens.
Yes, GP Multi is designed to clean rigid gas-permeable lenses. Rubbing the lens with the solution in the palm of your hand helps to loosen dirt and deposits from the lens surface.
In the case of stubborn deposits, a separate cleaner may sometimes be required. Discuss this with your contact lens specialist if, despite daily care, your lenses quickly become dirty or cause blurred vision.
Yes, GP Multi is intended as a disinfecting care solution for rigid gas-permeable lenses when the lens is stored in fresh solution in accordance with the instructions. The disinfection step requires sufficient contact time.
Do not reuse old solution or top up old solution. The lens case must be filled with fresh solution every time.
Yes, GP Multi is designed for storing rigid gas-permeable lenses in accordance with the instructions for use. To do this, use a clean lens case and fill it with fresh solution.
Discard any used solution after inserting your lenses. Then leave the lens case to dry clean and open, following the instructions.
No, do not use GP Multi as eye drops. It is a contact lens solution for the care of rigid gas-permeable lenses. The solution is intended for use with lenses and lens cases, not as standalone eye drops for dry or irritated eyes.
If you have dry or irritated eyes, you will need suitable eye drops or professional advice.
First, wash and dry your hands. Place the lens in the palm of your clean hand, apply GP Multi according to the instructions, and gently rub the lens clean with your fingertip. Do not use your fingernails. Then place the lens in a clean lens case and fill it with fresh GP Multi. Seal the case tightly and leave the lenses in the solution for the recommended time, as stated on the packaging. Discard any used solution after inserting the lenses and do not top up old solution with new. Do not use tap water for the lenses or the case. Leave the lens case to dry clean and open. For the exact procedure, follow the instructions for use supplied with the product.
No. Do not top up old solution with new solution. Discard used solution and refill the lens case with fresh GP Multi every time.
This applies even if the solution still looks clean.
No. Do not use tap water for contact lenses or lens cases. Tap water is not suitable for cleaning, rinsing or storing lenses. Bottled water, distilled water and saliva are also not suitable alternatives.
Only use products intended for contact lens care.
Yes, this is possible in some care routines, provided the contact lens specialist recommends it. A separate GP Cleaner can be used to remove stubborn deposits. This is followed by GP Multi for further care, disinfection and storage.
Always follow the sequence and instructions for both products. Do not place a lens on your eye if there is any cleaner still on it.
GP Multi is an all-in-one solution for rigid gas-permeable lenses: cleaning, disinfecting, moisturising and storage all in one product. GP Cleaner is a separate cleaner primarily designed to remove stubborn deposits, but it is not a storage solution or an all-in-one solution. For some users, GP Multi alone is sufficient. If you have a lipid-rich tear film or stubborn deposits, your contact lens specialist may recommend an additional cleaner. In that case, use GP Cleaner first to loosen deposits, followed by GP Multi for further care, disinfection and storage. Always follow the sequence and instructions for both products, and do not place a lens on your eye whilst there is still any cleaner on it.
GP Multi is a care solution for rigid gas-permeable lenses that cleans, disinfects, moisturises and stores them. Saline is primarily intended for rinsing lenses or, for some lens types, for filling them before insertion.
Saline does not disinfect contact lenses. Therefore, do not use saline as a substitute for GP Multi.
GP Multi contains moisturising ingredients (HPMC and PVP) that make the lens surface smoother. This can make inserting and wearing the lenses more comfortable. However, dryness can also have other causes, such as the tear film, lens fit, humidity, spending a lot of time in front of a screen, medication or wearing the lenses for too long. The solution can help with comfort, but it does not address the underlying cause. If your lenses often feel dry or rough, have your lens routine and fit checked by a contact lens specialist. They can assess whether an adjustment to the lens, wearing time or care routine is required. Do not simply try to mask symptoms by using more solution; a proper assessment will provide greater clarity about the cause.
This depends on your lenses, sensitivity to the solution and eye health. Some users may be more sensitive to certain solutions or preservatives. If you experience a burning sensation, redness, pain or irritation after use, remove the lenses and seek advice.
Do not use the solution to keep symptoms at bay. A different routine may be more suitable.
Use GP Multi in accordance with the instructions for use and the advice of your contact lens specialist. With rigid gas-permeable lenses, daily care is usually part of the routine whilst the lenses are being worn.
Always use fresh solution and replace the lens case on time. A good routine only works when all the steps are carried out carefully.
Store the bottle according to the instructions on the packaging. Keep the cap tightly closed and do not touch the opening. Store the solution in a clean place, away from make-up, bathroom products and other liquids.
Do not use the product if the bottle is damaged, the use-by date has passed or the solution looks unusual.
Check the shelf life 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.
Do not combine GP Multi with a hydrogen peroxide system on your own initiative. Peroxide products have their own system with neutralisation and a special container, and GP Multi is not a neutraliser. Hydrogen peroxide solution must always be used with the system’s accompanying container, ensuring you allow the full neutralisation time to elapse before placing the lens on your eye. If you wish to switch between systems or combine two products in a single routine, please seek advice from your contact lens specialist. They can advise you on which combination is suitable for your lens type and wearing pattern. Do not mix systems without advice, as this may affect their effectiveness and safety. For scleral lenses, there is a separate peroxide system with a spacious lens case.
