What is the best contact lens cleaner?

What is the best contact lens cleaner?

Spockie <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>What is the best contact lens cleaner?

Are you in reruns already?
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> What is the best contact lens cleaner?

A quick replacement system

Simple question, simple answer.

BTW, a few days ago you did have the same question, one of the helpfull
people here asked you if you meant for use with the ''hard'' or the ''soft''
lenses.

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In conclusion, I think that the "Otis therapy " should be destroyed

Jan (normally Dutch spoken)

My guess is there is no "best" cleaner. Since I have Boston lenses I
use Boston cleaner. I've tried other brands and haven't found they
were better or worse than Boston brand. If you're having problems,
I'd look at cleaning technique or frequency before changing brands.

I've heard about ultrasonic cleaners but can't find any. Were they a
gimmick that failed to catch on?

"crvc" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:1135696754.431240.61300
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> My guess is there is no "best" cleaner. Since I have Boston lenses I
> use Boston cleaner. I've tried other brands and haven't found they
> were better or worse than Boston brand. If you're having problems,
> I'd look at cleaning technique or frequency before changing brands.
>
> I've heard about ultrasonic cleaners but can't find any. Were they a
> gimmick that failed to catch on?
>
>


I use soft lens, i like complete moisture plus. I think it has the best and
most complete in chemicals

crvc wrote:

> I've heard about ultrasonic cleaners but can't find any. Were they a
> gimmick that failed to catch on?

Amazon.com sells them: http://tinyurl.com/b6873

Can't vouch for them, one way or the other, but they are an intriguing
concept...

Neil Brooks wrote:
> crvc wrote:
>
>> I've heard about ultrasonic cleaners but can't find any.
>> Were they a gimmick that failed to catch on?
>
> Amazon.com sells them: http://tinyurl.com/b6873
>
> Can't vouch for them, one way or the other, but they are
> an intriguing concept...

You can still find them at various places. I'd like to hear
a review from someone knowledgeable.

1) I don't expect military grade for $30 (more towards the
not-quite-junk sort of thing) but is it possible to make
an effective ultrasonic cleaner that sells for $30?

2) My almost non-existant knowledge of ultrasonic cleaners
is that they can/do generate heat (in the object being cleaned?).
Would this be an issue for RGP materials?

I'd love for these things to work -- really appeals to my wont
for gadgets.

-Quick