A good alternative for soft contact lens wearers with hay fever is to choose wrapped glasses frames’ sunglasses or daily contact lenses. These glasses are always taken directly from the packaging by the wearer, effectively preventing pollen deposition.

If the wearer of soft contact lenses is a sufferer of hay fever, it is very unfavorable for them. Although anti-allergic Eye drops are effective in reducing the symptoms of hay fever, they usually affect the durability of soft contact lenses, because soft contact lenses have larger pores than hard contact lenses. Eye drops are deposited in these holes to dissolve part of the contact lens material, thus additionally stimulating the conjunctiva and cornea.

It can help you reduce your exposure to pollen, a simple but effective tip to regularly clean your glasses. Wipe with professional optical wiping paper that does not contain artificial fragrances or corrosive glass cleaning agents. Hang a few wet towels in your room. They will capture some pollen floating in the air.

Use a vacuum cleaner to regularly clean carpets and mats, or use laminated or parquet flooring. Wash your face, rinse your eyes several times a day, wash your hair before going to bed, and close the window while sleeping.

Do not undress in the bedroom, it is recommended to use the bathroom. There, the humidity generated by showering can prevent pollen from flying around the room on clothes. When driving, keep the windows closed and use ventilation equipment with filters.