Bausch and Lomb Boston One-Step Liquid Enzymatic Cleaner -- 12 ct.
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Product Reviews of Bausch and Lomb Boston One-Step Liquid Enzymatic Cleaner -- 12 ct.
Product Review: Have to have this product
Summary: 5 Stars
I wear gas permeable lenses, and if I don't use enzymes, they get really gunked up. Using it weekly, prevents the problem. This is a difficult product to find. Rarely find it in stores. Very hard to find online.Product Review: What a scam!! Comfort Hold? Really?
Summary: 1 Stars
A new comforthold dispenser that works, yes, but we've been using little plastic bottles in the world of eye care for over 25 years now.... why should they pull this now and remove from bottle form?!
The previous bottle of this same product (prior to "comforthold" ahem, *improvement*) I was able to make last a lot longer and still use it up before the expiration date. If you were to use this as the directions state, you'd have to buy yet another box in three months rather than a lot later. Comforthold?? Were we all of a sudden not able to hold a bottle and squeeze a few drops out in the way that we do with soaking solutions and cleaners on a daily basis?? A terrible move by the company in order to make the consumers buy more.
Product Review: boston one step
Summary: 2 Stars
unfortunately I was disappointed with this product. I have use enzyme tablets that dissolve in saline before and my contacts are bright and shiny clean after the treatment. I didn't expect as much from the boston one step, but I didn't get anything close to my expectations. My lenses seemed no cleaner and felt no different than if I'd used my daily cleaner. Also, on the fine print on the insert inside the package, the instructions tell you to mix the one step with regular boston cleaning/soaking solution. Since I don't usually use boston products, I wish I would've known about this step at the time I was buying the one step. Maybe this product will work better for those who contacts don't get quite so coated with protein deposits, but it didn't do the job for me.