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EasySept Peroxide system Hydrogen Peroxide

EasySept Peroxide system Hydrogen Peroxide

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  • ✔️ Preservative-free after neutralisation — ideal for sensitive eyes
  • ✔️ 3% hydrogen peroxide removes protein and lipid deposits thoroughly
  • ✔️ Fully neutralises within six hours for safe lens insertion
  • ✔️ Compatible with soft and silicone hydrogel contact lenses
  • ✔️ No preservative residue left on lens surface after soaking

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What Is Hydrogen Peroxide Contact Lens Solution?

 

If you wear contact lenses, keeping them genuinely clean matters more than most people realise. Deposits of protein, lipids, and bacteria build up on lens surfaces throughout the day, and a standard rinse simply won't shift them. That's where hydrogen peroxide contact lens solution comes in. EasySept Peroxide System uses a 3% hydrogen peroxide formula to deliver a thorough, preservative-free clean that goes well beyond what most everyday solutions can achieve. You can browse our full range of products in our eye care collection if you're looking for additional lens care or eye health products.

EasySept is manufactured to a high standard and is widely used by contact lens wearers across the UK, particularly those who find preservative-based multipurpose solutions irritating. At £11.75, it offers genuine value for a solution that works hard overnight while you sleep.

 

How Does EasySept Peroxide System Work?

 

The science behind this system is straightforward but effective. Hydrogen peroxide at 3% concentration acts as a disinfectant, breaking down the organic matter — proteins, lipids, and microorganisms — that accumulates on lens surfaces. The key step, though, is neutralisation. You must never place lenses directly into your eyes from the peroxide solution.

  • Place your lenses into the dedicated EasySept lens case.
  • Fill the case to the marked line with EasySept solution.
  • The platinum disc built into the case lid catalyses a chemical reaction, converting hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen.
  • After a minimum of six hours, the neutralisation is complete and lenses are safe to wear.
  • The red tip on the EasySept bottle is a safety feature — it is designed so the solution cannot be used with a standard lens case, reducing the risk of accidental direct eye contact.

This two-stage process — disinfection followed by neutralisation — is what makes peroxide systems so effective at removing stubborn deposits that multipurpose solutions can leave behind.

 

Who Should Use EasySept Peroxide System?

 

EasySept is particularly well suited to contact lens wearers who experience discomfort with preservative-containing solutions. Because the hydrogen peroxide is fully neutralised before the lenses touch your eyes, there are no preservative residues to cause irritation. It is also a good choice for people who wear their lenses for extended periods or who want a deeper clean than a multipurpose solution provides.

  • People with sensitive eyes or a known sensitivity to preservatives in multipurpose solutions.
  • Wearers of silicone hydrogel or high-water-content soft lenses.
  • Those who wear lenses daily and want thorough overnight disinfection.
  • Contact lens wearers advised by their optician to use a peroxide-based system.

It is not suitable for rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses unless your optician has specifically confirmed compatibility. Always follow your optician's advice on lens care.

 

How Does EasySept Compare to Multipurpose Contact Lens Solution?

 

Feature EasySept Peroxide System Multipurpose Solution
Active ingredient Hydrogen peroxide 3% Polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB) or polyquaternium
Preservative-free after neutralisation Yes No — preservatives remain on lens
Soaking time required Minimum 6 hours Typically 4–6 hours (varies by brand)
Suitable for sensitive eyes Yes Not always
Dedicated lens case required Yes (included) Standard lens case

 

Is EasySept Safe to Store and Use Long-Term?

 

EasySept should be stored below 25°C, away from direct sunlight, and kept out of reach of children. Once opened, use within the period indicated on the packaging. The platinum disc in the lens case has a finite lifespan — replace the case as directed, typically every three months or when a new bottle is opened, to ensure the neutralisation reaction remains effective. Using a worn-out disc risks incomplete neutralisation, which could leave residual hydrogen peroxide on your lenses.

If you wear contact lenses and also manage other health conditions, you may find it useful to explore our first aid collection for general eye wash and eye care essentials to keep alongside your lens care routine.

This product is a medicine. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.

EasySept Peroxide System Hydrogen Peroxide specifications
Treatment category Contact lens care / Ophthalmic
Active ingredient Hydrogen peroxide 3%
Mechanism of action Oxidative disinfection followed by catalytic neutralisation
Suitable for Soft contact lenses, silicone hydrogel lenses
UK classification General Sale / Medical Device
Preparation Aqueous solution
Route of administration Ophthalmic (contact lens soaking solution — not applied directly to the eye)
Effective Disinfects and neutralises within 6 hours

Specifications of EasySept Peroxide System Hydrogen Peroxide

 

What Is EasySept Peroxide System and What Is It Used For?

 

EasySept Peroxide System is a contact lens disinfecting and cleaning solution containing 3% hydrogen peroxide. It is used to clean, disinfect, and store soft contact lenses — including silicone hydrogel lenses — overnight. The system works by using the oxidising properties of hydrogen peroxide to destroy microorganisms and break down protein and lipid deposits on the lens surface. The solution is then neutralised by a platinum disc in the dedicated lens case, converting the peroxide into water and oxygen so that lenses are completely safe to insert after the full soaking cycle.

It is particularly useful for contact lens wearers who experience discomfort or irritation with preservative-containing multipurpose solutions. Because no preservatives remain on the lens after neutralisation, EasySept is a well-regarded option for those with sensitive eyes. If you're exploring other eye health products alongside your lens care routine, our eye care collection includes a range of relevant options.

 

What Do You Need to Know Before Using EasySept Peroxide System?

 

Before using this product, read the following contraindications and warnings carefully:

  • Never place lenses directly into your eyes from the hydrogen peroxide solution — always complete the full six-hour neutralisation cycle first.
  • Do not use EasySept with a standard lens case — only use the dedicated EasySept case with the built-in platinum disc.
  • Do not use if you are allergic to hydrogen peroxide or any other ingredient in the solution.
  • Not suitable for rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses unless confirmed by your optician.
  • Do not use the solution as eye drops or to rinse lenses immediately before insertion.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • If you experience persistent eye redness, pain, or vision changes, remove your lenses immediately and seek advice from an optician or GP.
  • Do not use after the expiry date printed on the bottle.

Drug interactions:

  • No known interactions with systemic medicines.
  • Do not mix with other contact lens solutions in the same case.
  • Some eye drops may affect lens compatibility — consult your optician or pharmacist if you use medicated eye drops regularly.

 

How Should You Use EasySept Peroxide System?

 

  1. Wash and dry your hands thoroughly before handling contact lenses.
  2. Remove your lenses and place each one into the corresponding basket of the EasySept lens case.
  3. Fill the lens case to the marked fill line with EasySept solution — do not overfill or underfill.
  4. Screw the lid on firmly. The platinum disc in the lid will begin the neutralisation process immediately.
  5. Leave the case undisturbed for a minimum of six hours. Do not open the case during this time.
  6. After six hours, your lenses are ready to wear. Remove them from the case and insert as normal.
  7. Discard any remaining solution from the case after each use — do not top up or reuse old solution.
  8. Rinse the lens case with fresh EasySept solution (not tap water) and allow to air dry, face down, on a clean tissue.
Indication Age Group Dose Frequency
Soft contact lens disinfection and storage Adults and children over 12 (under optician supervision) Fill case to marked line Every time lenses are removed (typically nightly)

 

What Are the Possible Side Effects of EasySept Peroxide System?

 

When used correctly, EasySept is well tolerated. Most side effects occur when the neutralisation cycle has not been completed before lens insertion. If you experience any of the following, remove your lenses immediately.

Common side effects (usually due to incomplete neutralisation):

  • Stinging or burning sensation in the eye
  • Eye redness
  • Watering or tearing
  • Temporary blurred vision

Less common side effects:

  • Eye discomfort or a foreign body sensation
  • Mild irritation of the eyelid margins
  • Sensitivity to light (photophobia)

Serious allergic reactions to hydrogen peroxide contact lens solutions are rare. If you notice significant swelling around the eye, severe pain, or a sudden change in vision, remove your lenses and seek urgent medical attention. You can also find general first aid guidance in our first aid collection.

 

How Should You Store EasySept Peroxide System?

 

  • Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place.
  • Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
  • Do not freeze.
  • Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use.
  • Keep out of reach and sight of children.
  • Do not use after the expiry date printed on the bottle or carton.
  • Replace the lens case every three months or when opening a new bottle of solution.
  • Do not store lenses in the case for longer than 30 days without refreshing the solution.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy EasySept Peroxide System online in the UK?

You can buy EasySept Peroxide System directly from Cured Pharmacy, a GPhC-registered UK online pharmacy, for £11.75. It is dispatched quickly and is available without a prescription. You can also browse our wider eye care collection for related products.

How does hydrogen peroxide contact lens solution clean lenses?

The 3% hydrogen peroxide in EasySept acts as an oxidising disinfectant, breaking down proteins, lipids, and microorganisms that accumulate on lens surfaces throughout the day. A platinum disc in the dedicated lens case then catalyses a reaction that converts the hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen over six hours. The result is a clean, disinfected lens with no preservative residue.

How do I use EasySept Peroxide System step by step?

Wash your hands, place your lenses into the EasySept lens case baskets, and fill the case to the marked line with EasySept solution. Screw the lid on firmly and leave undisturbed for a minimum of six hours — the platinum disc will neutralise the peroxide during this time. After six hours, your lenses are ready to insert safely.

How long does the EasySept neutralisation cycle take?

The neutralisation cycle requires a minimum of six hours to complete fully. This is why most people use EasySept overnight, placing their lenses in the solution before bed and inserting them in the morning. Opening the case before six hours have passed risks exposing your eyes to residual hydrogen peroxide, which causes stinging and redness.

What happens if I put my lenses in before the six hours are up?

If you insert lenses before the neutralisation cycle is complete, residual hydrogen peroxide will come into contact with your eyes, causing immediate stinging, burning, redness, and watering. Remove the lenses straight away and rinse your eyes with clean water. Allow the lenses to complete the full six-hour cycle before trying again.

Is EasySept suitable for sensitive eyes?

Yes — EasySept is frequently recommended for people with sensitive eyes precisely because it contains no preservatives after neutralisation. Many people who find multipurpose solutions irritating tolerate hydrogen peroxide systems very well. If you have persistent eye sensitivity, speak to your optician about whether EasySept is the right choice for you.

Can I use EasySept with silicone hydrogel lenses?

Yes, EasySept is compatible with soft contact lenses including silicone hydrogel lenses, which are among the most commonly prescribed lens types in the UK. Always confirm compatibility with your optician if you are unsure, particularly if you wear a less common lens material or design.

What are the side effects of EasySept Peroxide System?

When used correctly, side effects are uncommon. The most frequently reported issues — stinging, redness, and watering — occur when lenses are inserted before the neutralisation cycle is complete. Less commonly, some users report mild eyelid irritation or light sensitivity. If you experience severe or persistent eye pain, remove your lenses and seek medical advice promptly.

How does EasySept compare to multipurpose contact lens solution?

EasySept provides a deeper disinfection than most multipurpose solutions and leaves no preservative residue on the lens, making it preferable for sensitive eyes. The trade-off is that it requires a dedicated lens case and a minimum six-hour soaking time, whereas multipurpose solutions can be quicker to use. For people who prioritise lens cleanliness and eye comfort, the peroxide system is generally considered more thorough.

Who is eligible to use EasySept Peroxide System?

EasySept is suitable for adults and young people over 12 who wear soft contact lenses, including silicone hydrogel lenses. It is not recommended for rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lens wearers unless an optician has confirmed compatibility. People with a known allergy to hydrogen peroxide should not use this product.

How often should I replace the EasySept lens case?

You should replace the EasySept lens case every three months or whenever you open a new bottle of solution, whichever comes first. The platinum disc in the case lid has a finite lifespan, and a worn disc may not neutralise the hydrogen peroxide fully, which could leave residual peroxide on your lenses. Never use the EasySept solution with a standard lens case.

Can I use EasySept if I also use medicated eye drops?

Some medicated eye drops can affect contact lens wear or lens material compatibility. If you use prescription or over-the-counter eye drops regularly, speak to your optician or pharmacist before using EasySept to ensure there are no compatibility concerns. As a general rule, insert eye drops at least 15 minutes before putting in contact lenses.

How long can I store lenses in EasySept solution?

Once the six-hour neutralisation cycle is complete, lenses can be stored in the case for up to 30 days. If lenses have been stored for longer than 30 days, repeat the full cleaning and disinfection cycle with fresh EasySept solution before wearing them. Always discard used solution after removing your lenses — never top up or reuse old solution.

What is the best time to use EasySept Peroxide System?

Most people find it easiest to use EasySept overnight, placing their lenses in the solution before going to bed and removing them in the morning after the six-hour cycle is complete. This fits naturally into a daily routine and ensures lenses are always ready to wear without any waiting around. If you work night shifts, simply adjust the timing to suit your sleep schedule.

Are there any alternatives to EasySept for contact lens cleaning?

Alternatives include other hydrogen peroxide systems such as AOSEPT Plus and multipurpose solutions such as Biotrue or ReNu. Hydrogen peroxide systems are generally considered more thorough for disinfection, while multipurpose solutions are more convenient for travel. You can explore additional eye care products at Cured Pharmacy to find the option that suits you best.

How Should You Use EasySept Peroxide System?

Using EasySept correctly is essential for both lens hygiene and eye safety. The most important rule is simple: never insert your lenses directly from the hydrogen peroxide solution. Always complete the full neutralisation cycle first.

What Is the Correct Dose of EasySept Peroxide System?

There is no variable dosing with EasySept — the correct amount is always enough solution to fill the lens case to the marked line. Using too little solution may mean lenses are not fully submerged and therefore not properly disinfected.

When Is the Best Time to Use EasySept Peroxide System?

The most practical time to use EasySept is at night, placing your lenses in the solution before you go to sleep. This allows the full six-hour neutralisation cycle to complete while you rest, so your lenses are ready to wear when you wake up. If you work night shifts or have an irregular sleep pattern, simply adjust the timing so that at least six hours pass between placing lenses in the solution and inserting them.

How Long Can You Use EasySept Peroxide System For?

EasySept can be used as part of your ongoing daily lens care routine for as long as you wear contact lenses, provided you replace the lens case every three months or with each new bottle of solution. The platinum disc in the case degrades over time, and using a worn disc risks incomplete neutralisation. If your optician recommends a change in lens care system at any point, follow their advice. 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 EasySept Peroxide System?

The most common side effects associated with EasySept occur when the neutralisation cycle has not been completed before lens insertion. Residual hydrogen peroxide on the lens surface causes an immediate reaction when it contacts the eye. These effects are not an allergic response — they are a direct chemical reaction to undiluted peroxide.

  • Stinging or burning sensation in the eye
  • Eye redness (conjunctival hyperaemia)
  • Excessive watering or tearing
  • Temporary blurred vision

If any of these occur, remove your lenses immediately, rinse your eyes with clean water, and allow the lenses to complete the full six-hour cycle before attempting to wear them again.

What Are the Less Common Side Effects of EasySept Peroxide System?

Less commonly, some users report mild discomfort that is not directly related to incomplete neutralisation. These effects are generally mild and resolve on their own once lens wear is discontinued temporarily.

  • Foreign body sensation (feeling as though something is in the eye)
  • Mild eyelid margin irritation
  • Photophobia (sensitivity to light)
  • Mild dryness or discomfort during lens wear

What Are the Serious Side Effects of EasySept Peroxide System?

Serious adverse reactions to EasySept are rare when the product is used as directed. However, if you experience any of the following, remove your lenses immediately and seek urgent medical attention from your GP, optician, or an NHS urgent treatment centre.

  • Severe eye pain that does not resolve after removing lenses
  • Significant swelling of the eyelids or surrounding tissue
  • Sudden or marked change in vision
  • Signs of eye infection such as discharge, crusting, or increasing redness

What Should You Do If You Experience Side Effects?

If you experience mild side effects such as stinging after inserting lenses too early, remove the lenses, rinse your eyes with clean water, and allow the full neutralisation cycle to complete before trying again. For persistent or worsening symptoms, do not continue wearing your lenses. Contact your optician or GP for advice. You can also call NHS 111 if you are unsure whether your symptoms require urgent attention.

Can EasySept Interact With Other Medicines or Products?

EasySept has no known interactions with systemic medicines. However, you should not mix it with other contact lens solutions in the same case, as this may interfere with the neutralisation process. If you use medicated eye drops — whether prescription or over-the-counter — speak to your optician or pharmacist before using EasySept, as some drops may affect lens material or wearing comfort. Always insert eye drops at least 15 minutes before putting in contact lenses. 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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