Genuine AMO Complete Contact Lens Case, Blue Left / White Right Marked R

Genuine AMO Complete Contact Lens Case – Blue Left, White Right Marked R

This is the Genuine AMO Complete Contact Lens Case, manufactured by Advanced Medical Optics (AMO).

The case uses two visually distinct caps so each lens has an unambiguous home before and after cleaning:

• Left: a blue cap embossed with the AMO COMPLETE logo.

• Right: a white cap clearly marked “R”.

Key Features at a Glance

• Blue Left / White Right Marked R: Left cap blue with AMO COMPLETE logo. Right cap white and marked “R”.

• Molded Plastic Construction: Durable, lightweight, built for daily handling.

• Screw-On Caps: Threaded closure for secure, leak-resistant storage.

• Ribbed Wells: Interior surface helps hold lenses securely in solution.

• For Soft Contact Lenses: Intended for storage of soft contact lenses in solution.

Care & Replacement Guide

To keep your AMO case clean and your lenses safe:

• Replace your case at least every three months, or sooner if it becomes cracked or damaged.

• Wash your hands with soap and water before handling lenses or the case.

• Empty used solution daily. Rinse the case with fresh contact lens solution and clean the inside with a clean finger. Never use tap water or soap on the case itself.

• Air dry upside down on a clean paper towel, with caps off, before storing.

• Avoid letting the solution bottle tip touch the case, as this can introduce bacteria and contaminants.

Ideal For:

Contact lens wearers who want an authentic AMO replacement case with clear left/right differentiation and secure screw-on caps. The compact, molded-plastic design makes it a dependable choice for daily storage, travel, and keeping a spare case on hand—backed by the traceability of a registered medical device.

Wash and rinse hands thoroughly before handling lenses. Clean, rinse, and disinfect your lenses each time you keep them in or remove them. Always handle the same lens, the right or the left, first to avoid mix-ups.

We recommend getting a new contact lens case at least every three months. In the meantime, follow these simple tips to keep it as bacteria free as possible:

• Always wash hands with soap and water before handling contacts.
• Every day, empty the contact solution out of the case, wash with solution and clean fingers.
• Let the case air dry, upside down on a paper towel, before putting caps back on.

Also, avoid letting the tip of the solution bottle touch the case, as it can carry bacteria and contaminants.

Eyes are especially sensitive to bacterial infection, and dirty contacts not only leave you with itching, irritated eyes, but they can also pose a threat to your long-term vision health. So remember to replace that case! Our aim is to help you establish good habits that will keep your eyes healthy and comfortable!