any1 who can tell me how to get a soft contact lens out from under my top lid?
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1. Rest your eye and don't touch it.\n2. When the swelling goes down and you can open it, put in eye drops, close your eyes, and lay on your back, and just relax a while.  It will eventually float back up to the top.\n3. If your eye is as bad as it sounds, though, I would see a doctor as soon as possible--even the emergency room.\n\nFuture reference--when it happens, follow step 2.
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Wash your hands and go to a well lighted mirror.\nHold your eye open and look up, down, and side to side.  Most contact lenses have a slight tint, so it should show up against the white of your eye.  Be patient, it's there.
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There are a couple of ways:\n\nThe non-technological way to do it is to spit a little into the inside of the goggles, spread it around with your finger and then rinse it with the water.\n\nThe technical way is to get some lens-defogger liquid which you should be able to buy from a good sports store for a few dollars.  I'v found barracuda defogger to be pretty good: http://www.trivillage.com/bargog0320.html
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You need to get one of those CD cleaners form staples, etc. It will clean your lens. DO NOT ATEMPT TO CLEAN YOUR LENS WITH ANYTHING BUT A CD LENS CLEANING PRODUCT FROM A COMPANY YOU TRUST!\nAnd sometimes the computer delays opening the CD drive, beacause it is doing other things, believe it or not opening the CD drive is a hard task for the computer
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its is very easy to clean a cdrom lens open its tray and then power off unplug the front panel and then open the covers of cd-rom. you will see the lens clean it slowly with a alcoholed cotton it will be better then a new one
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Talk to your eye doctor!
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give it a good clean, use a lens cleaner..
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A hot compression helps in stye.\n\nThis is how you should do it:\nBoil some water in a beaker for about 7 to 10 mins. Then allow it to cool till its 'luke warm'. \nTake some cotton balls(sterelized if possible).\ndip a cotton ball and clean the lid margins. throw away the used cotton ball and take another one. again dip it in warm water and gently put it on the stye. \nkeep applying for about 10-15 mins. \ndont forget to change the cotton frequently to avoid infection.\nDO NOT USE anything that is not sterile or clean (e.g., a gold ring) \nDO NOT apply eye make up till the stye is subsided.\nwear a protective goggle when you are out.\nDO NOT touch the stye as this may transfer the bacteria from your hands to the infected site and the stye may flur up.\n\nBye, and take care\nZubin Jiwani (M.Optom.)\nOptometrist
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You pull your eyelid away from your eye by the lashes. Then you push the part that is between the lashes and your eyeball. Let it go slowly and it should stay folded out....
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try using the eye dropper tool
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Try some eye drops you can buy at the store. If you are using contacts they might be dirty.
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... there is a simple way.\nTake cotton wet it with cold milk and keep it over your closed eyes (eyelids) for about 5 minutes.
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hey~  i know what you mean.  you can either squeeze the cup to get rid of the suction, but sometimes those little holes in the side of the keeper are blocked.  if you feel comfortable, you just need to hook your finger over the edge of the top of the keeper.  i then try to turn the keeper sideways to take it out.  it just takes practice, but it's worth it!  check http://www.thekeeper.com/ for more advice.\ngood luck!
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I work in an optometrist office, so i hope this helps--\n\n1. try putting drops in your eyes and blink a few to moisten before you take out your lens\n\n2. you can store lenses for 4 days w/out changing solution, any longer than that change the night before you are planning on wearing them
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Your eyelids respond too quickly, preventing you from putting the contacts IN.  Pull your lower eyelid down, put the contact on your eyeball below the centre and push it UP into place instead of trying to beat your own reflexes. \nTry it, it works. Again, it still takes patience because your eyeball does NOT want foreign objects in it.
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poke a hole in one of the eyes of the coconut and drain the liquid.  Put it in a couple of plastic bags and give it a whack over a hard rock, it will crack and seperate
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I've had them for over 20 years. \nTips:\nWash your hands before touching them.\nUse fresh solution every night. Scrub out the case once a week.\nIf you have disposables, wear them as directed, not longer.\nIf they aren't the kind you can sleep in, don't sleep in them--they'll stick to your eyes. If that happens, pour saline into your eyes until the contacts loosen.\nYou'll need to get a good pair of 100% UV sunglasses as your eyes are more senstitive to light with contacts in.\nIf you get an eye infection or pinkeye, go right to your medical doctor for the drops. You'll have to toss that pair of lenses and put fresh ones in when your eyes are better.\nDo whatever your eye care person tells you to do.