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Blink Total Care Disinfecting, Storing and Wetting Solution 120ml

Blink Total Care Disinfecting, Storing and Wetting Solution 120ml

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  • ✔️ Disinfects soft contact lenses, killing bacteria effectively
  • ✔️ Cleans, stores, rinses and wets lenses in one step
  • ✔️ Low PHMB concentration suitable for daily lens wearers
  • ✔️ Compact 120ml bottle ideal for travel and on-the-go use
  • ✔️ Conditions lens surface for improved comfort on insertion

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What Is Blink Total Care Contact Lens Solution?

 

If you wear soft contact lenses, keeping them clean and comfortable is non-negotiable. Blink Total Care Disinfecting, Storing and Wetting Solution 120ml is a multi-purpose contact lens solution designed to do exactly that — all in one bottle. It cleans, disinfects, rinses, stores, and wets your lenses, simplifying your daily lens care routine without the need for multiple products. At just £6.99, it's an accessible option for everyday lens wearers and those looking for a compact solution to take on the go. You can find it alongside other eye care products at Cured Pharmacy.

Soft contact lenses accumulate protein deposits, lipids, and micro-organisms throughout the day. Without proper disinfection and storage, this build-up can lead to discomfort, reduced visual clarity, and in more serious cases, eye infections. The NHS advises that good contact lens hygiene is essential to reduce the risk of eye infections, some of which can be sight-threatening if left untreated.

 

How Does Blink Total Care Disinfecting Solution Work?

 

Blink Total Care works through a combination of disinfection, wetting, and conditioning agents that act on the lens surface during the soaking period. Here's how the process works:

  • Disinfection: Polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB) at 0.0001% disrupts the cell membranes of bacteria and other micro-organisms, effectively killing them during the soak cycle.
  • Cleaning: Surfactant agents loosen and lift protein deposits and lipid build-up from the lens surface.
  • Wetting: Wetting agents coat the lens to help maintain moisture and comfort when the lens is reinserted into the eye.
  • Rinsing: The solution is safe to use as a final rinse before lens insertion, removing any residual debris.
  • Storage: Lenses can be stored in the solution for extended periods, keeping them hydrated and ready to wear.

 

Who Should Use Blink Total Care Wetting Solution?

 

This product is intended for adults and young people who wear soft contact lenses and need a reliable, all-in-one lens care solution. It's particularly useful if you want to simplify your routine or if you're travelling and need a compact, versatile product. If you're heading away and need to pack light, it pairs well with other essentials from our travel health range.

  • Daily or extended soft contact lens wearers
  • People who want a single multi-purpose solution rather than separate products
  • Travellers needing a compact lens care option under 150ml
  • Those looking for a cost-effective lens care routine

 

How Does Blink Total Care Compare to Other Multi-Purpose Solutions?

 

Feature Blink Total Care 120ml Typical Alternative (e.g. Opti-Free)
Disinfects lenses Yes Yes
Wets and conditions lenses Yes Yes
Travel-friendly size (120ml) Yes Varies (often 300ml+)
Price (approx.) £6.99 £8–£12 typical

 

Is Blink Total Care Suitable for Sensitive Eyes?

 

Many wearers with mildly sensitive eyes use this contact lens solution without issue, thanks to its low PHMB concentration. That said, if you have a known sensitivity to preservatives or have experienced reactions to lens solutions in the past, it's worth speaking to your optometrist before switching. Some individuals may find preservative-free alternatives more comfortable for long-term daily use.

It's also worth noting that this product is formulated specifically for soft lenses. Using it with rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses is not recommended unless the packaging explicitly states compatibility. Always check with your eye care professional if you're unsure about suitability for your specific lens type.

This product is a medical device. Speak to your optometrist or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying eye condition or are using any eye drops or other ocular preparations.

Blink Total Care Disinfecting, Storing and Wetting Solution 120ml specifications
Treatment category Contact lens care / Eye care
Mechanism of action Disinfection via PHMB; wetting and conditioning via surfactant agents
Effective for Cleaning, disinfecting, storing, rinsing, and wetting soft contact lenses
Suitable for Adults and young people wearing soft contact lenses
Active ingredient Polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB) 0.0001%
Pack size 120ml
UK classification General Sale / Medical Device
Preparation Sterile aqueous solution
Route of administration Ophthalmic (contact lens soaking and rinsing)

Specifications of Blink Total Care Disinfecting, Storing and Wetting Solution 120ml

 

What Is Blink Total Care and What Is It Used For?

 

Blink Total Care Disinfecting, Storing and Wetting Solution is a multi-purpose sterile solution used to care for soft contact lenses. It is designed to clean, disinfect, rinse, store, and wet lenses — replacing the need for several separate products. It is used by soft contact lens wearers as part of their daily or nightly lens care routine. The NHS recommends that contact lens wearers follow a strict hygiene routine to reduce the risk of eye infections, including conditions such as microbial keratitis, which can cause serious damage to the cornea if untreated.

 

What Do You Need to Know Before Using Blink Total Care?

 

Before using this solution, read the following carefully. Not everyone is suitable for every lens care product, and there are some important contraindications and warnings to be aware of.

Do not use Blink Total Care if:

  • You are allergic to polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB) or any other ingredient in the solution
  • You wear rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses (unless the packaging confirms compatibility)
  • The solution has passed its expiry date
  • The bottle seal has been broken prior to first use
  • You have an active eye infection — seek advice from your optometrist first

Warnings and precautions:

  • Do not use the solution directly in your eyes as eye drops
  • Always wash and dry your hands thoroughly before handling lenses
  • Do not top up old solution in the lens case — always use fresh solution
  • Replace your lens case regularly (at least every three months) to reduce infection risk
  • If you experience persistent redness, pain, or vision changes, remove lenses immediately and seek medical advice

Known interactions:

  • No significant drug interactions are known for this topical lens care solution
  • If you use medicated eye drops, consult your optometrist or pharmacist before using contact lenses alongside them

 

How Should You Use Blink Total Care Correctly?

 

Using your contact lens solution correctly is just as important as using it at all. Follow these steps each time you care for your lenses:

  1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water, then dry with a lint-free towel.
  2. Remove one lens and place it in the palm of your hand.
  3. Apply a few drops of Blink Total Care solution and gently rub the lens for 20 seconds on each side.
  4. Rinse the lens thoroughly with fresh solution.
  5. Place the lens in a clean lens case and fill with fresh Blink Total Care solution until the lens is fully submerged.
  6. Repeat for the second lens.
  7. Leave lenses to soak for the minimum time stated on the packaging (typically at least 4 hours, or overnight).
  8. Before inserting lenses, rinse each one with fresh solution.
  9. Empty the lens case, rinse with fresh solution (not tap water), and leave to air dry face-down on a clean tissue.
Indication Age Group Amount Frequency
Lens cleaning and disinfection Adults and young people Enough to submerge lens fully Each time lenses are removed
Lens storage Adults and young people Fill lens case completely Nightly or when not wearing lenses
Lens rinsing before insertion Adults and young people A few drops per lens Before each insertion

 

What Are the Possible Side Effects of Blink Total Care?

 

Side effects from multi-purpose contact lens solutions are uncommon, but they can occur. If you notice any of the following, stop using the product and consult your optometrist or pharmacist. You might also find it helpful to browse our wider eye care range if you need alternative products.

Common side effects:

  • Mild, temporary stinging or burning on lens insertion
  • Slight eye irritation or redness that resolves quickly
  • Transient blurred vision immediately after inserting lenses

Less common side effects:

  • Persistent eye redness or discomfort
  • Increased sensitivity to light (photophobia)
  • Allergic reaction to PHMB — symptoms may include itching, swelling, or watering eyes
  • Corneal staining (detected by your optometrist during a routine check)

If you develop sudden eye pain, significant vision changes, or signs of an eye infection such as discharge or severe redness, remove your lenses immediately and seek urgent medical attention. The NHS advises that contact lens-related eye infections can deteriorate rapidly and should never be ignored.

 

How Should You Store Blink Total Care Solution?

 

Correct storage helps maintain the effectiveness of the solution and keeps your lenses safe. Whether you're at home or travelling — and it's worth noting this 120ml bottle is within the 100ml airline liquid limit for most carriers, making it a handy addition to your travel essentials — follow these storage guidelines:

  • Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place
  • Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources
  • Do not freeze the solution
  • Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use
  • Do not use after the expiry date printed on the bottle
  • Discard any unused solution in the lens case after each use — never reuse or top up old solution
  • Keep out of reach of children

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy Blink Total Care contact lens solution online in the UK?

You can buy Blink Total Care Disinfecting, Storing and Wetting Solution 120ml directly from Cured Pharmacy online for £6.99, with fast UK delivery. It's available without a prescription and is classed as an over-the-counter product. No consultation is required to order.

How does Blink Total Care contact lens solution work in the eye?

Blink Total Care uses polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB) at 0.0001% to disinfect lenses by disrupting the cell membranes of bacteria and micro-organisms during the soak cycle. Wetting agents in the formula coat the lens surface to help maintain moisture and comfort on insertion. The solution also contains surfactants that loosen protein and lipid deposits from the lens.

How do I use Blink Total Care step by step?

Wash and dry your hands, then rub each lens gently with a few drops of solution for 20 seconds per side. Rinse with fresh solution, place in a clean case filled with Blink Total Care, and soak for the minimum recommended time (usually at least 4 hours). Before inserting, rinse each lens with fresh solution and allow the empty case to air dry.

Is Blink Total Care suitable for all contact lens types?

Blink Total Care is formulated for soft contact lenses, including daily disposables and extended-wear lenses. It is not recommended for rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses unless the product packaging specifically states compatibility. If you are unsure about your lens type, check with your optometrist before use.

Can I use Blink Total Care if I have sensitive eyes?

Many people with mildly sensitive eyes tolerate Blink Total Care well due to its low PHMB concentration. However, if you have a known sensitivity to preservatives or have reacted to lens solutions before, speak to your optometrist before switching. Persistent irritation, redness, or discomfort after use is a sign to stop and seek professional advice.

What are the side effects of Blink Total Care solution?

Side effects are uncommon but may include mild stinging or burning on lens insertion, temporary eye redness, or transient blurred vision. Less commonly, some users may experience an allergic reaction to PHMB, presenting as itching, swelling, or persistent watering. If you develop sudden eye pain or significant vision changes, remove your lenses immediately and seek urgent medical attention.

How long can I store my lenses in Blink Total Care solution?

Lenses can typically be stored in Blink Total Care for up to 30 days in a sealed, uncontaminated case — always check the specific guidance on your product packaging. After this period, re-clean and re-disinfect the lenses with fresh solution before wearing. Never top up old solution; always replace it completely with fresh product.

What is the correct dose or amount of Blink Total Care to use?

Use enough solution to fully submerge each lens in the case, and apply a few drops when rubbing and rinsing each lens. There is no fixed "dose" as such — the key is ensuring lenses are fully covered during storage and thoroughly rinsed before insertion. Follow the step-by-step instructions on the product packaging for best results.

What are the alternatives to Blink Total Care contact lens solution?

Common alternatives include other multi-purpose solutions such as Opti-Free Puremoist, Biotrue, and ReNu MultiPlus. Your optometrist can advise on the most suitable option based on your specific lens type and eye health. You can also explore our full eye care collection for other lens care options.

Is Blink Total Care safe to use every day long-term?

Yes, Blink Total Care is designed for regular daily use as part of an ongoing lens care routine. Long-term use is generally well tolerated, but it's good practice to have regular optometrist check-ups — typically every one to two years — to monitor your eye health and lens fit. If you notice any changes in comfort or vision over time, consult your optometrist promptly.

Can I use Blink Total Care as eye drops directly in my eyes?

No — Blink Total Care is a lens soaking and rinsing solution and must not be used as eye drops directly in the eye. It is intended for use on contact lenses only, not as a standalone ocular lubricant or rewetting drop. If you need eye drops for dry or irritated eyes, speak to your pharmacist about suitable alternatives.

Is Blink Total Care 120ml allowed in hand luggage on flights?

The 120ml bottle is slightly above the standard 100ml liquid restriction for UK and EU airport security, so it may not be permitted in hand luggage depending on the airline and airport rules. It's advisable to pack it in your checked baggage or check current airline guidelines before travelling. For other travel health essentials, browse our travel range.

What happens if I accidentally get Blink Total Care in my eye without a lens?

If the solution accidentally contacts your eye directly, rinse your eye thoroughly with clean water for several minutes. The solution is not formulated for direct ocular use, so mild irritation may occur. If discomfort, redness, or pain persists after rinsing, seek advice from a pharmacist or GP.

What are the latest findings on PHMB-based contact lens solutions?

PHMB (polyhexamethylene biguanide) has been used in contact lens solutions for many years and is well-established as an effective antimicrobial preservative at low concentrations. Published research continues to support its safety profile at the concentrations used in multi-purpose solutions, though some studies note that individuals with preservative sensitivity may benefit from preservative-free alternatives. Your optometrist can advise based on your personal eye health history.

Who is eligible to use Blink Total Care disinfecting solution?

Blink Total Care is suitable for adults and young people who wear soft contact lenses and need a reliable all-in-one lens care solution. It is not recommended for those with a known allergy to PHMB or any other listed ingredient, or for those with active eye infections. If you have an underlying eye condition, speak to your optometrist or pharmacist before use.

How Should You Use Blink Total Care Disinfecting Solution?

Using Blink Total Care correctly ensures your lenses are properly disinfected and comfortable to wear. Always wash and dry your hands thoroughly before handling your lenses or the solution bottle. Follow these steps each time you clean and store your lenses:

What Is the Correct Dose of Blink Total Care Solution?

There is no fixed measured dose for this solution — the amount used depends on the task being performed. The key principle is always to use fresh solution and never to reuse or top up old solution in the lens case. The table below summarises the recommended amounts for each use:

When Is the Best Time to Use Blink Total Care Solution?

The best time to clean and store your lenses is immediately after removing them — whether that's at the end of the day or after any period of wear. Cleaning lenses promptly after removal prevents protein and lipid deposits from drying onto the lens surface, which makes them harder to remove. If you wear lenses on a daily basis, incorporating lens cleaning into your evening routine is the most effective approach.

Before inserting your lenses in the morning, always rinse them with fresh solution even if they have been soaking overnight. This removes any residual debris and ensures the lens surface is properly wetted before it contacts your eye.

How Long Can You Use Blink Total Care Solution For?

Blink Total Care can be used as part of your ongoing daily lens care routine for as long as you wear soft contact lenses. Once opened, use the bottle within the period indicated on the packaging — typically within 90 days of opening. Do not use the solution after the expiry date printed on the bottle, even if it appears unchanged.

Replace your lens case at least every three months, or sooner if it becomes damaged or contaminated. Regular optometrist check-ups — usually every one to two years — are recommended to monitor your eye health and ensure your lens care routine remains appropriate for your needs.

Do not exceed the recommended dose. If in doubt, speak to your pharmacist.

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What Are the Most Common Side Effects of Blink Total Care Solution?

Most people who use Blink Total Care as directed experience no significant side effects. However, as with any contact lens solution, some users may notice mild reactions, particularly when first switching to a new product. These are usually temporary and resolve on their own.

  • Mild stinging or burning sensation on lens insertion
  • Temporary eye redness that clears within a few minutes
  • Transient blurred vision immediately after inserting lenses
  • Slight awareness of the lens on the eye surface

What Are the Less Common Side Effects of Blink Total Care?

Less commonly, some users may experience reactions that persist beyond the initial insertion period. These may indicate a sensitivity to one of the solution's ingredients, most commonly the preservative PHMB. If any of the following occur, stop using the product and consult your optometrist or pharmacist.

  • Persistent eye redness or irritation lasting more than a few minutes after insertion
  • Increased sensitivity to light (photophobia)
  • Itching or a gritty sensation in the eye
  • Excessive watering or discharge from the eye
  • Corneal staining (this is typically detected by your optometrist during a routine examination rather than felt directly)

What Are the Serious Side Effects of Blink Total Care Solution?

Serious side effects from multi-purpose contact lens solutions are rare but can occur, particularly if the solution is used incorrectly or if lenses are worn for longer than recommended. The most significant risk associated with contact lens wear generally — rather than the solution specifically — is microbial keratitis, a serious corneal infection that can develop rapidly and may threaten vision if not treated promptly.

Seek urgent medical attention if you experience any of the following:

  • Sudden or severe eye pain
  • Significant or sudden changes in vision
  • Severe eye redness that does not improve after removing lenses
  • Purulent (pus-like) discharge from the eye
  • Swelling of the eyelids or surrounding tissue

What Should You Do If You Experience Side Effects?

If you notice mild irritation or discomfort, remove your lenses immediately and allow your eyes to rest. Rinse your eyes with clean water if needed. Do not reinsert your lenses until the symptoms have fully resolved, and consider whether the solution may be the cause before using it again.

For persistent or worsening symptoms, contact your optometrist or pharmacist as soon as possible. Do not attempt to manage significant eye symptoms at home without professional guidance — eye infections in particular can deteriorate quickly and require prompt treatment.

Can Blink Total Care Interact With Other Eye Products?

No significant drug interactions are known for Blink Total Care. However, if you use medicated eye drops — such as antihistamine drops, glaucoma drops, or antibiotic eye drops — you should consult your optometrist or pharmacist before using contact lenses alongside them. Some eye drops are not compatible with contact lens wear, and the timing of lens insertion relative to drop instillation may need to be carefully managed.

Never mix different contact lens solutions in the same case, and do not use tap water to rinse lenses or the lens case, as this carries a risk of serious infection including Acanthamoeba keratitis.

If you are concerned about any side effects, contact your pharmacist or GP immediately.

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Content last updated: 31 Mar 2025

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