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Did you ever manage to trap an air bubble under your Biofinity contact lenses? Is there a special way to insert them to prevent a bubble?
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Put it in flat, and if you get a bubble wiggle it around a bit and you should be able to get it in right.
![]() If this becomes a problem, use the lens washing fluid you use before you put them in. put them in with the help of Clear Eyes of Visine also if it persists. |
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Beautiful. Thank you psimonk. Just one question. What do you mean when you say "put it in flat"?
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