Purilens Plus Preservative-Free Saline for Contacts — 120 ml Bottles (12 Pack)

Overview

Purilens Plus Preservative-Free Saline is a sterile, non-preserved saline solution designed for rinsing and storing contact lenses. It is an isotonic sodium chloride solution buffered with boric acid and sodium borate, ensuring a gentle, tear-like balance. The product is sterilized and packaged using aseptic blow-fill-seal processing, and is manufactured in the United States by The Lifestyle Company, Inc. This pack includes twelve 120 ml bottles, offering a reliable supply for daily lens care.

Why wearers choose Purilens Plus

Key benefits focus on comfort, clarity, and simple lens handling. The formulation is pH-balanced to align with the eye’s natural tears, which can contribute to a more comfortable rinsing experience. Users may notice clearer lens wear and a smoother insertion process, particularly when managing scleral lenses.

• Includes: 12 4-fl. oz. bottles of Purilens Plus Preservative-Free Saline Solution
• pH-balanced to eye’s natural tears for superior comfort
• Maximizes contact lens comfort and clarity
• Indicated for use as an insertion solution for scleral lenses
• For dry and sensitive eyes

What’s Included and How It Supports Care

Each 120 ml bottle provides a convenient, sterile option for daily lens care. The 12-bottle pack is designed for regular use, helping caregivers or individuals maintain a steady routine without frequent repurchase. While not a medical claim, users often associate preservative-free saline with a straightforward rinsing and storage routine that complements lens wear.

• Sterile, non-preserved saline for rinsing and storing lenses
• Isotonic formulation compatible with eye comfort
• aseptically packaged to support cleanliness and safety
• Made in the United States

Usage and Handling Notes

Purilens Plus is intended for cleansing and maintaining lens hygiene between wears. Replace the pack as needed to ensure you always have fresh, ready-to-use saline. Always follow your eye care professional’s guidance for lens care routines, and avoid touching the bottle tip to minimize contamination risk.