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2009年1月19日—Theeye'slubricatingfluidcontainsmucusprotein,whichovertimecanbuildupandcloudyourvisionlikeasnotcataract.Hydranateisa ...

* Photo: Tim Morris * Dymed[1] Contact lens solution has to strike a balance between killing germs and not burning your eyes when you pop the lenses in. Dymed (polyaminopropyl biguanide) is an antimicrobial agent that attaches to bad little bugs and rips open their cell membranes, letting their guts spill out. Fortunately for your eyeballs, it only works on single-celled organisms.

Hydranate Known by chemists as hydroxyalkylphosphonate, it removes protein deposits, eliminating the hassle of a separate enzyme treatment. The eyes lubricating fluid contains mucus protein, which over time can build up and cloud your vision like a snot cataract. Hydranate is a compound that traps the mucus molecules and lifts them off the surface of the lens.

Boric Acid[2] Its a fire retardant, a nuclear-reaction controller, and the stuff that turns silicone oil into Sill...