Eyelids can be slippery, stretchy and have a strong reflex to close when something approaches the eye, so learning to keep them open during lens application can be a real challenge. But don’t worry, you’ll get the hang of it!
A great tip is to keep your fingers dry, which aligns with what most professionals recommend. Start with dry fingers, and be sure to dry them again each time you need to start over. Slippery fingers can cause your lids to slip and close before the lens is fully seated, which may lead to air bubbles under the lens—or worse, pop the lens right out.
❗ Disclaimer: The scleral lens tips are intended to support, but not replace, guidance from your eye care professional. Due to variations in scleral lens designs and underlying eye conditions, always consult your doctor before making any changes to your lens care or routine.