Preservative-Free Contact Lens Saline Solution, 10mL Single-Use Vials for Scleral Lens Rinsing and Insertion

Preservative-free contact lens saline solution provides a sterile buffered rinse and insertion solution for soft, hard, hybrid, rigid gas permeable, and large-diameter scleral lenses. Each 10mL vial is intended for one use, making fresh solution available for lens preparation at home or while traveling.

ScleralFil saline is supplied in selectable box configurations: Single, 3-pack, and 18-pack case. Follow your eye care practitioner's lens-care directions, wash and dry hands before handling lenses, and discard the vial after use. Saline does not disinfect lenses.

Features

• Buffered saline solution
• Preservative-free, single-use vial
• 10mL / 0.34oz per vial
• Rinses and fills large-diameter scleral lenses before insertion
• Suitable for rinsing soft, hard, hybrid, and rigid gas permeable lenses
• Available in Single, 3-pack, and 18-pack case configurations

Specifications

• Product type: Preservative-free contact lens saline solution
• Volume per vial: 10mL / 0.34oz
• Packaging: Single-use vials in Single, 3-pack, or 18-pack case options
• Solution: Sterile buffered saline containing boric acid, sodium borate, and sodium chloride in purified water
• Use: Rinse lenses, fill scleral lenses before insertion, rinse lens cases, or rinse lenses during the day
• Reuse: Discard the vial and remaining solution after each use; do not recap or reuse

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this saline be used to fill scleral lenses?

Yes. It is indicated as an insertion solution for large-diameter scleral lenses and can be used to rinse both sides and fill the back surface before insertion.

Does this solution disinfect contact lenses?

No. Saline rinses or hydrates lenses but does not disinfect them; use the disinfection system recommended by your eye care practitioner.

How much solution is in each vial?

Each single-use vial contains 10mL (0.34oz) of buffered preservative-free saline.

Can an opened vial be saved for later?

No. Discard the vial and any remaining solution immediately after use because it contains no preservative.