Correlation between Use of Contact Lens Cleaning Liquid and Subjective Complaints of the Eyes of Contact Lens Users
Frisca Ronauli Batubara, Marjasa D. Dicky Newton
Journal of Complementary and Alternative Medical Research · pp. 1–11 · Published 3 Aug 2023
10.9734/jocamr/2023/v23i3476Abstract
The correlation between the use of contact lens cleaning solutions with subjective complaints of the contact lens users in the medical student Batch 2018 Christian University of Indonesia. The research aims to determine the correlation between duration of use, knowledge, and obedience to contact lens cleaning solutions with subjective complaints of contact lens users. Samples were taken from 40 students of contact lens users by filling out a questionnaire containing duration of use, knowledge, and obedience use of contact lens cleaning solution. The result of the study is that the correlation between the duration of use of contact lens cleaning solution and knowledge of use of contact lens cleaning solution with subjective complaints of the contact lens users is not significant. The correlation between obedience use of contact lens cleaning solutions with subjective complaints of contact lens users is significant.
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