Quick answer

Treat BeNatural Blue lenses like any soft hydrogel contact lens: wash and dry your hands before every touch, rub and rinse each lens with fresh multipurpose solution after wear, and store them fully submerged in a clean case filled with new solution. Never top off old solution or use tap water.

Why a 40% water hydrogel lens needs a consistent routine

BeNatural Blue lenses are made of hydrogel with 40% water content, which means the lens material holds moisture but can also absorb whatever it touches. Residue from makeup, lotion, or old solution can build up on the surface and make the lens feel dry or uncomfortable by the end of the day.

A short, repeatable routine matters more than a long one. If you only remember one rule, make it this: fresh solution every time the lens goes into the case, and a case that air-dries open between uses.

What to skip, even when you are in a hurry

Do not rinse lenses or cases with tap water, bottled water, or saliva. These are not sterile and can introduce organisms or minerals that cling to the lens. Keep a small bottle of multipurpose solution in your bag instead.

Also skip the habit of storing lenses in the same solution for weeks. Solution loses its disinfecting strength over time, so replace it at least every time you take the lenses out, and follow the solution bottle's discard guidance for the case.

Your daily BeNatural Blue care steps

  1. Wash and dry your hands first: Use fragrance-free soap and a clean towel. Avoid soap with moisturizers or oils, which can leave a film on the lens. If your hands still feel slick after drying, wash again; residue transfers directly to the lens surface.
  2. Remove one lens at a time over a clean surface: Work over a sink with the drain closed, or over a clean towel, so a dropped lens does not go down the drain or pick up lint. Keep your case open and ready before you remove the first lens.
  3. Rub and rinse with fresh multipurpose solution: Place the lens in your palm, add a few drops of solution, and rub gently for a few seconds on each side. Rinse with a stream of fresh solution. Rubbing is the step most people skip; it is what lifts makeup and protein film that soaking alone leaves behind.
  4. Fill the case with new solution and submerge the lens: Use only fresh solution, fill to the marked line, and make sure the lens is fully covered. Close the correct cap so left and right lenses stay separate. Never top off old solution; discard what is in the case and start fresh.
  5. Let the empty case air-dry open each morning: After removing the lenses, empty the case, rinse it with solution, and leave it open to dry. Replace the case at least every three months. A case that stays damp is a common source of irritation; drying it is part of the routine, not an extra.
  6. Check the lens before putting it back in: Look for tears, chips, or a cloudy film. If the lens looks damaged or feels rough, do not wear it. A lens that still feels uncomfortable after cleaning should be set aside rather than worn through the day.
  7. Log your wear and replacement dates: Note the date you opened the lens and when you last replaced the case or solution bottle. BeNatural Blue lenses are supplied with a 1-year replacement schedule, so track that date too. A phone reminder for the 1-year mark keeps you from stretching the lens past its intended life.

BeNatural Blue at a glance

  • BeNatural Blue: Hydrogel lens with 40% water content, 14.5mm diameter, 8.8mm base curve, and 1-year replacement schedule. The 1-year replacement window means daily cleaning and proper storage protect the lens for months of wear, not just one day.

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