About the deposits on contact lenses

Each time we wear contact lenses, we will see a layer of whitish deposits on the surface of the lens. Regarding these deposits, some friends who are wearing contact lenses for the first time may express certain concerns, saying why there are such things on the lenses? Is there something wrong with my eyes, etc.

In fact, it is normal for these deposits to be adsorbed on the lenses. We all know that the cornea undergoes metabolism, and this process produces some secretions. These secretions are normally expelled from the body with tears, but after wearing contact lenses, these secretions can only be adsorbed onto the lenses, which is what we finally see as deposits.

So don't worry about whether there's something wrong with your eyes. As long as you take good care of the lenses and ensure they are clean when you wear them again, you'll be fine.

The above information is excerpted from Aidai Glasses Network (http://www.aidai.com/), a domestically leading contact lens website, which is professional in this field.