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Shop Ultrazyme at withaid, a UK based and regulated online pharmacy. Ultrazyme tablets are designed for intensive contact lens cleaning, helping to lift protein build-up that can make lenses feel less fresh over time. If you’re searching for Ultrazyme protein remover tablets, an intensive contact lens cleaner, or a simple way to add a deeper-clean step to your routine, this brand page brings the key Ultrazyme option together so you can check availability and buy online with discreet UK delivery.
How to choose: start with your lens type and the care system you already use. Protein remover tablets are typically used alongside (not instead of) your usual disinfection routine, and the correct timings and solutions matter for hygiene and comfort. If you wear lenses daily, notice deposits building up, or have sensitive eyes, follow the pack directions carefully and consider pharmacist or optometrist advice before changing your routine.
Ultrazyme is used as an intensive contact lens cleaning option, with tablets intended to help remove protein deposits that can build up on lenses over time. Always follow the pack directions and any leaflet.
Check the product packaging and leaflet for compatibility with your specific lens type and care system, and follow the recommended steps carefully.
Use exactly as directed on the pack and leaflet. Use only the recommended solutions and containers, and do not change timings or concentrations.
Frequency depends on your lens type, wear schedule and care routine. Follow product guidance and ask an optometrist or pharmacist if you’re unsure.
In many routines, protein remover tablets are an additional step rather than a replacement for daily disinfection. Follow the product leaflet and your lens manufacturer’s guidance.
Remove lenses, rinse if directed by your care instructions, and stop using the product if irritation continues. If symptoms are persistent, worsening, or you’re concerned, speak to an optometrist, pharmacist or GP.
Seek urgent advice for severe eye pain, sudden vision changes, significant light sensitivity, eye injury or chemical exposure, heavy discharge, or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Safety information: Always read the label and any patient information leaflet before using contact lens care products, and use only as directed. This information is for general guidance and does not replace advice from a pharmacist, optometrist or GP.
