Enzymatic Cleaner-20 ct (2 Pack)

I'm a person who hates change and was devastated when Alcon stopped making AOSept. My contact lens regimen for decades had been AOSept, Miraflow (or Lobob or Walgreens brand), SupraClens and Wegmans Saline Solution. When they stopped making AOSept, I bought it on ebay, even with expired dates. Now I can't even get it there, so I was forced to investigate new products. After reading some reviews, I decided on Oxysept and Ultrazyme. It's a similar process to the AOSept and SupraClens -- a disinfecting solution along with a protein cleaner. Ultrazyme is only used once a week, though, whereas I used SupraClens drops with each cleaning. Also, the Oxysept basket is different than AOSept. The neutralizing happens with a tablet that you add to the Oxysept, whereas with AOSept you used a basket with a built-in neutralizing disk.I have to say, my contacts feel better now that I've switched! From what I can tell, it's because the tablet neutralizes the disinfecting solution more slowly than the disk, so the cleaning action goes on for a much longer time. It's true that the AOSept used to bubble up quickly and spill out of the basket. Oxysept also has some sort of comfort component, a lubricating agent of some sort. Usually, that only makes my vision cloudy, but in this product it really works. I can wear my contacts comfortably for hours. I have dry eye, so that's saying a lot.The process is pretty fussy, and nothing that some people will want to bother with. After each wear, you rub the contacts with Lobob and rinse with saline. Then you fill the Oxysept basket with solution and drop in the neutralizing tablet. What I don't like about the system is those blasted blister packs. Both the neutralizing tablet and the Ultrazyme tablet have to be removed from blister packs. Also, I liked using a protein remover every day -- I added two drops of SupraClens to the AOSept basket every time. Ultrazyme is a once-a-week tablet. I imagine I'll use it more often to prevent protein buildup, but if I do, it'll be more expensive than the SupraClens drops. (Does anyone know whether you can use SupraClens with Oxysept?) I like to keep my contacts for a couple of years, though, so I need to clean them with the most rigorous process available. Multipurpose and no-rub solutions just don't work for my purposes. So, even though it's more of a hassle, I'll go with the Oxysept and Ultrazyme combo.

easy to use- works well- my contacts stay clean and no eye problems- a little expensive at a dollar a pill per 7-10 days but i think worth it

I think this is the only product left on the market for removing enzyme deposits on soft contact lenses. I love it and hope it’s always available for sale.

This product is for cleaning soft contact leanes.

I've developed essentially an allergy to protein buildup on my contact lenses. I was about to give up on contacts but tried this. It works, I use it once a week and it keeps my lenses comfortable.

I wish that I could still find Unizyme: my first choice for cleaning my contact lenses. In light of that product being ultra expensive or not available, Ultrazyme is a decent alternative. Presently, I wear 30-day contact lenses and use Ultrazyme to extend their usefulness to between 6 and 9 months.

This is a great deal for a 2 pack of tablets. I have been using these protein removal tablets for my contact lenses since I started wearing them many, many years ago.

These seem to clean much better than the drops that replaced most of the enzyme tablets. Now my contacts (gas permeable) feel much cleaner than they have in a long time - almost like new for a couple of days after the cleaning.. I generally use these once a week and it seems to keep much of the protein buildup off of the lenses.