• Binding: Health and Beauty
• Brand: Blairex
• EAN: 0350486017178
• Feature: Preservative Free Saline Solution
• Label: Blairex
• Manufacturer: Blairex
• Publisher: Blairex
• Studio: Blairex

Manufacturer: Blairex

For rinsing, heat disinfection, and storage after heat disinfection of soft contact lenses 12 oz aerosol - sterile saline solution

Customer Rating:
Summary: A close runner up to Lens plus
Comment: If your like me and liked Lens Plus Sterile Saline Solution and now can't get it any more...
this stuff is a close runner up! It has no preservatives or the dreaded thimerosal...

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Customer Rating:
Summary: price gouging
Comment: This company has increased the price by 400% (from $2.00 to $8.00)in two months since WalMart quit selling it under the name Equate in August. This company is obviously happy to rip-off consumers.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Rip Off
Comment: This product, manufactured by Blairex as "Equate", was previously sold at Wal-Mart for approximately $2.50. Now at $8.95 here ... you are obviously getting RIPPED OFF.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Essential for people with arthritis
Comment: I have rheumatoid arthritis, so squeezing the bottles of saline currently available in stores is very painful for me. I wish stores would take this into consideration and stock the cans, but in the meantime, I'm very glad that I can order them on line. Also, the store salines have preservatives that make lenses uncomfortable. This product does not do that. Please do not discontinue this wonderful product!

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Customer Rating:
Summary: This stuff is great
Comment: This has no preservatives or chemicals ... just saline with a PH buffer.
I'm very paranoid about my eyes (I've been wearing extended wear contacts for more than 20 years), and want nothing extra in them.

It's been impossible to find the B&O and Lens Plus versions of this in my local stores for quite a while. But you can order it directly from Blairex ($3 per 12 fl-oz cans, min 6, +$5 shipping).

I only use very small quantities to just rinse my contacts, so the normal bottles expire (due to contamination risk) 2 months after opening. Since this is a pressurized can, you don't have to worry about that... one can lasts about 6 months for me.

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