Menicon Progent Case

Choose the Menicon Progent Case if you are using Progent for deep cleaning and require the correct system to safely and effectively complete the treatment. It is specifically designed to hold RGP lenses securely during the cleaning process.

• RGP wearers 
• Users of Menicon Progent cleaning system 
• Periodic deep cleaning routines 
• Secure handling of lenses during treatment 
• Maintaining correct cleaning technique 

• Designed specifically for use with Menicon Progent 
• Secure lens placement using dual rubber prongs 
• Supports effective and even exposure during cleaning 
• Helps prevent lens damage or loss during treatment 
• Simple and easy to use 
• Reusable for ongoing lens care routines 

The Menicon Progent Case is a specialised contact lens care accessory designed to be used in conjunction with the Menicon Progent cleaning system. It is engineered specifically for rigid gas permeable lenses, ensuring that lenses remain securely positioned throughout the cleaning process. 

During Progent treatment, lenses must be fully immersed and correctly positioned to allow the active solution to effectively break down protein and lipid deposits. The dual rubber prongs within the case help stabilise the lenses, preventing movement and ensuring consistent exposure to the cleaning solution. 

For RGP lens wearers in Australia using Progent as part of their contact lens solution routine, this case is an essential component for achieving optimal cleaning results. When used alongside appropriate eye drops Australia and eyelid hygiene practices, it supports a comprehensive approach to lens care and long-term ocular comfort. 

The case holds RGP lenses in place using two rubber prongs, ensuring theyremainsecurely positioned duringProgenttreatment. This allows the cleaning solution to evenly contact the lens surface for effective deposit removal.

1. Place each RGP lens securely onto the rubber prongs 
2. Insert the holder into the Progent case 
3. Fill with Progent solution as directed 
4. Allow lenses to soak for the recommended treatment time 
5. Remove lenses and rinse thoroughly before use 

• Medical-grade plastic case 
• Rubber prongs for secure lens placement 

Choose this product if you are using Menicon Progent and require the correct case to safely and effectively perform deep cleaning of RGP lenses. It is designed to securely hold standard RGP lenses in place during treatment, ensuring consistent exposure to the cleaning solution.

You may prefer the Menicon Travel Pack if you are looking for a more affordable, portable system that includes a Progent-compatible case along with additional lens care components for convenience.

Compared with the Scleral Progent Case, this standard case is better suited for smaller RGP lenses. The scleral-specific case is designed with a larger capacity and structure to better accommodate larger lens diameters, helping reduce handling stress and minimise the risk of lens wear or damage during cleaning.

Compared with standard contact lens cases, this option is specifically designed for Progent treatment, providing secure lens positioning and appropriate exposure to the cleaning solution, whereas standard cases are intended for storage rather than deep cleaning processes.

Do I need this case to use Menicon Progent? Yes, Progent should be used with a compatible case to ensure proper lens positioning and effective cleaning.

Is this suitable for scleral lenses? This case may be suitable for smaller scleral designs, however a dedicated Scleral Progent Case is generally recommended for larger lenses to ensure proper fit and reduce handling stress.

What is the benefit of using a scleral-specific case? A scleral Progent case is designed with additional space and support for larger lenses, helping to minimise mechanical stress, reduce the risk of damage, and improve handling during the cleaning process.

Can I use a regular lens case instead? No, standard cases do not securely hold lenses in place and may result in uneven cleaning or increased risk of lens damage.

How often should I replace the case? Replace as needed or as recommended by your eye care professional, particularly if there are signs of wear that could affect lens handling or positioning.