Caring for your TruFocals is easy. Like conventional glasses, your TruFocals should be cleaned regularly.
TruFocals’ protective front lenses are attached magnetically. Should inner surfaces need cleaning, the front lenses can be removed simply by pulling them forward.
Always use a soft cloth, and rinse with tap water to flush away any dust or grit (which can, if rubbed into optical surfaces, cause scratches). You can also use mild soap.
When you’re done cleaning, TruFocals’ protective lenses should be allowed to “snap” back into position. Right and left lenses are shaped to fit properly on their own side of the bridge, so there’s no chance of confusing them (see diagrams below).
“I use TruFocals because I can't tolerate progressive lenses--they make me dizzy--and monovision using a single contact lens doesn't give me the crisp, clear vision and depth perception I have been trying to recapture since I reached middle age..”- DR
