AMO Japan Concept One Step 360ml (quasi-drug)
Every day, a clear lens like a new one! H2O2 disinfecting power + moisturizing power
Ingredients, quantity, usage Ingredients / quantity ○ Disinfectant hydrogen peroxide 3.0w / v%, pH adjuster ○ Catalase 4300 units in 1 neutralizing tablet, isotonic agent, buffer, lubricant, coloring agent, coating agent
Dosage and administration
Before handling the lens, be sure to wash your hands with soap, rinse well, and dry. Be sure to use the special case. Concept Never scrub and rinse with a one-step disinfectant. Before disinfecting the lens, we recommend scrubbing with a concept rinse solution (sold separately). You can further reduce the bacteria attached to the lens. Put the lens in a special case. Put the disinfectant solution up to the guideline of the special case, and put one neutralizing tablet. Tighten the lid of the special case firmly, turn it upside down and slowly return it three times. Leave as it is for 6 hours or more. Repeat the operation of turning the special case upside down and returning it three times. You can wear the lens more comfortably by rinsing it with the concept rinse solution (sold separately) before wearing the lens.
Efficacy / effect Disinfection of soft contact lenses (Group I-Group IV)
Precautions for use Precautions for use 1. This agent can be used for soft contact lenses. However, it cannot be used for soft contact lenses with an iris. It may damage the lens. 2. Use this product only for disinfecting soft contact lenses and do not take it. 3. Do not put the disinfectant directly into your eyes. If accidentally put it in your eyes, immediately wash your eyes with plenty of running water or lukewarm water and see an ophthalmologist. 4. Please note that if the tip of the disinfectant container touches contact lenses or fingertips, the chemical solution may become contaminated or turbid due to bacteria. Also turbid Consultation points for use 1. The following people, please consult an ophthalmologist before use. People who have had eye allergic symptoms before. A person who is being treated by an ophthalmologist. 2. If you experience any abnormalities such as inflammation, dry eyes, pain, itching, lacrimation, blurred vision, or redness of the eyes while wearing or after wearing soft contact lenses using this drug, immediately remove the lenses. Remove it and consult an ophthalmologist. Continued use may lead to serious eye disorders such as eye infections and corneal ulcers. 3. If the disinfectant gets into your eyes through your hands or lenses, or if you wear the lenses before neutralization is complete, irritation, pain, redness, etc. may occur. In such cases, immediately wash your eyes with plenty of running or lukewarm water. These symptoms are usually transient, but it is advisable to see an ophthalmologist.
Ingredients, quantity, usage Ingredients / quantity
Efficacy / effect Disinfection of soft contact lenses (Group I-Group IV)
Precautions for use Precautions for use 1. This agent can be used for soft contact lenses. However, it cannot be used for soft contact lenses with an iris. It may damage the lens. 2. Use this product only for disinfecting soft contact lenses and do not take it. 3. Do not put the disinfectant directly into your eyes. If accidentally put it in your eyes, immediately wash your eyes with plenty of running water or lukewarm water and see an ophthalmologist. 4. Please note that if the tip of the disinfectant container touches contact lenses or fingertips, the chemical solution may become contaminated or turbid due to bacteria. Also turbid Consultation points for use 1. The following people, please consult an ophthalmologist before use. People who have had eye allergic symptoms before. A person who is being treated by an ophthalmologist. 2. If you experience any abnormalities such as inflammation, dry eyes, pain, itching, lacrimation, blurred vision, or redness of the eyes while wearing or after wearing soft contact lenses using this drug, immediately remove the lenses. Remove it and consult an ophthalmologist. Continued use may lead to serious eye disorders such as eye infections and corneal ulcers. 3. If the disinfectant gets into your eyes through your hands or lenses, or if you wear the lenses before neutralization is complete, irritation, pain, redness, etc. may occur. In such cases, immediately wash your eyes with plenty of running or lukewarm water. These symptoms are usually transient, but it is advisable to see an ophthalmologist.
