What should you do if you notice inversion signs during application?

What should you do if you notice inversion signs during application?

• A. Remove and reorient the lens before reinsertion
• B. Continue and hope for improvement
• C. Discard the lens and reuse
• D. Apply more solution and try again

Answer: (A)

When you see inversion signs, the lens is inside-out and won’t sit correctly on the eye. This often feels uncomfortable, and vision may be blurry or the lens may pinch at the edges. The right move is to remove the lens, check its orientation, flip it so it forms a smooth bowl shape with edges that lie flat, then reinsert. After reorienting, the lens should sit comfortably and deliver clear vision. If it still feels off, remove again, inspect for damage or debris, rinse properly, and try reinserting. Continuing to wear it inverted or adding more solution won’t fix the fit and can irritate the eye.

When you see inversion signs, the lens is inside-out and won’t sit correctly on the eye. This often feels uncomfortable, and vision may be blurry or the lens may pinch at the edges. The right move is to remove the lens, check its orientation, flip it so it forms a smooth bowl shape with edges that lie flat, then reinsert. After reorienting, the lens should sit comfortably and deliver clear vision. If it still feels off, remove again, inspect for damage or debris, rinse properly, and try reinserting. Continuing to wear it inverted or adding more solution won’t fix the fit and can irritate the eye.