Boston Advance Conditioning Contact Lens Solution for Rigid Gas Permeable Lenses – from Bausch + Lomb, 3.5 fl. oz.

Hard to find in stores. It's expensive anywhere you buy it. But I use it every day.

First, the pic and description for the product is very confusing. That should be corrected.The product is exactly what I hoped it was. “Boston Advance Conditioning Solution, Advanced Comfort Formula, Step 2, Disinfects, Conditions, Cushions, Wets For Rigid Gas Permeable Contact Lenses”.Quantity: 3.5 FL OZ. (DHS says 3.4 FL OZ max for carry-on so it’s technically too much for carry-on).Expiration date is 1 year, 4 months in the future. I think the recommendation is to discard 90 days after opening so the date is quite fine.This stuff is perfect for me. I use it to quickly wash/rinse my lenses and add a drop to the lens prior to insertion as needed. It cushions very nicely.

I don’t if another brand that carry’s a product for wetting and soaking RGP lenses, but Boston still does!I’ve actually been a customer for (no joke) 50 years and, while it’s never been cheap, it’s always been there for me.

I've been traveling for about 4 months and am now headed to my new home. I took 3 with me and have used 1-1/2. Mind you, I also use the smaller Boston cleanser (in a small bottle with a red top), so I clean my lenses with that before soaking them overnight. It's pretty impossible to find this any longer in stores, and I have gas permeable lenses that only work with this product, so I'm grateful that it's available.

USPS lost the oder and was about to get a refund but i finally got it. The value price of the product is ok but the post office in my country charge the same amount for the weight, so I practically pay $ 30 for small bottle and can't do it again ;-(

Although the Boston Original solutions are far better than the Boston Advanced solutions, for wetting and comfort, Boston Advanced condition solution is better than Simplus Multi-Action solution

Good for storing my hard scleral lenses. Can also use as a maintenance cleanser before putting in case. Seems to actually clean much better than ClearCare peroxide system despite this only being marketed as a storage solution. Even cleans better than the B&L Advance cleaner! - (so stopped buying that). However, twice a week I also cleanse with Optimum by Lobob which seems unstoppable for removing deposits.

I’ve been wearing contacts for over 50 years and gas permeable for as long as they’ve been available. This is my old standby for cleaning and soaking.