Bausch & Lomb Boston One Step Liquid Enzymatic Cleaner, Protein Remover 3.60 mL (Pack of 2)

I bought this as I heard I needed to clean my contacts with a special enzymatic cleaner that will remove the protein deposits that collect on my lenses. My lenses were pretty grimy so I decided to try it. I soaked my lenses over night with the Boston product and when I put them on the next morning they were clear as a bell and felt like a brand new pair! It was like using a squeegee on your windshield after traveling behind a bunch of cars on a dirty, slushy road. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! I use this once a week now--routinely. It is an ESSENTIAL piece of your contact lens care equipment if you want to wear comfortable lenses and continue tosee clearly at all times. The price is also unbelievably cheap compared to other products out there. The cleaner comes in little plastic viles that have 2 drops per lens. You just add it to your disinfecting solution at night once a week. EASY!!!

I have been wearing gas permeable contacts for over 30 years and one of the problems I have with this type of contact is the build up of protein. I would need to replace the contacts every year due to this problem. Since I started using this product the problem of protein build up seems to be solved. I started using this product about a year ago. So far I am not feeling the discomfort that I felt in the past. So happy to have discovered this great cleaner.

I have used this enzymatic cleaner for several years. It works as advertised.

Wife has used for years and is satisfied!

The product itself is good but it is going to expire by end of August while I received it by mid of May. Luckily I just bought one or there is no way I can finish it.

There was a large gap in the industry when the former enzyme tablets suddenly disappeared. These came to me first by the doctor who fits me with scleral/hard contact lenses—and they cleared all deposits and smudges as expected. I continue to purchase them here as they’re not readily available in retailers. My only caveat is that the vial is not marked in red so that there is no confusion between a regular eye moisture drops. I put a red line on the end of each when the box arrives so I’m sure that when traveling I don’t accidentally mistake them for another product.

The instructions say to put two drops in each contact cup. The vials hold about 6 drops. It's nearly impossible to save those two extra drops for next time. This product used to come in a bottle. I think this waste is by design by Bausch and Lomb to charge the same pricel, but cause the customer to waste product, thereby spending more money for the product in the long run. At 12 vials, wasting 2 drops per vial, I could get six more treatments.

I wore hard (PMMA) lenses for 30+ years before switching to RGP about 18 months ago. I knew the RGP were not as durable as PMMA and would require better maintenance, so I carefully cleaned them each night using regular Boston Advance cleaner. After about 16 months of wear the lenses started bothering my eyes so I went to the eye doctor to get a new set. She suggested using this enzymatic cleaner to see if I could get a few more months use out of the lenses. I've been using the cleaner weekly for about 8 weeks now and my eyes feel much better. I don't how many more weeks of wear I will be able to get using the cleaner, but so far I am happy with the extended use.