Start with consulting with your Ophthalmologist. Given that all contact lenses are classified as medical products, buying them without consulting your ophthalmologist can not be recommended. The doctor should check your vision; define the necessary settings, and eyes on the basis of the results obtained prescription for a specific contacts for brown eyes, taking into account such features as: Diameter, Lens type, the radius of curvature of the lens.

How to put on and take off contact lenses

• Attach and remove contact lenses easily. After several attempts, you will become an experienced user. Here are some guidelines to help you.
• Before putting on the lens, be sure to wash your hands with soap under running water. Dry your hands with a towel, lint-free.
• In order not to confuse the lens, develop the habit of always starting with putting the lens of the right eye.
• Inspect the lens and make sure the lens is clean and undamaged.
• Every time after you remove the lens, clean them the universal solution and place in container for disinfection and storage.
• Remember that contact lenses should be careful.

How to wear lenses

• Before you put on the lens, rinse them with a universal solution.
• Place the lens on the tip of the index finger of the hand that you write. Make sure the lens is not turned inside out (the edges of the lens should be directed upwards, not outwards)
• Look straight ahead. Pull the lower eyelid the middle finger of the same hand.
• The index finger of the other hand pulls up the upper lid and look up.
• Carefully place the lens on the bottom of the eyeball.
• Let go of the eyelid.
• Look down, and then close your eyes for a few seconds for a better lens fit. The criterion of the normal landing - improving visual acuity. Blinked a few times to make sure that the lens is at the center.
• Repeat the above steps with the other lens.

How to remove the lens

• Before you remove the lens, use moisturizing and lubricating drops. Drops moisten lenses, and will be easier to remove them.
• Look up and pull down the lower eyelid middle finger of the hand that you write.
• Place the pad of the index finger on the lower edge of the lens and slide it down to the bottom of the eyeball.
• Gently pinch the lens between your thumb and forefinger and lift it off the eye.
• Repeat the above steps with the other lens
• If after removing the lens stuck together, do not try to straighten it, stretching the edges - so you can break the lens. Place the lens in a container with a solution, and is likely to be straightened it independently. If it does not, well, moisten a lens solution and gently rub it between your thumb and forefinger.

These tips will help you to put on and take off the lens, but always follow the recommendations of your ophthalmologist.