Boston Simplus Multi-Action Solution (120ml) for RGP lenses – clean, disinfect & condition with lens case
Product description
If you wear rigid gas permeable (RGP) contact lenses, the routine can feel a bit more deliberate than with daily disposables. Boston Simplus Multi-Action Solution is designed for RGP care in one step: it cleans, disinfects and conditions, and it includes a lens case for the usual take-it-out, rinse, store and start-again cycle. On paper it’s a straightforward way to keep lenses comfortable and reduce the build-up that can make rigid lenses feel less “fresh”.
That said, the exact fit depends on your lens type and your prescribing advice—contact lens solutions aren’t interchangeable. If you’ve been told your lenses fall into the specific categories this solution is formulated for, it’s a sensible option to consider.
The essentials
Boston Simplus is a multi-action solution for cleaning, disinfecting and conditioning rigid gas permeable (RGP) contact lenses. The brand positions it as specifically formulated for RGP lenses, and it’s described as suitable for certain lens materials: fluoro silicone acrylate and silicone acrylate RGP lenses. The practical idea is simple: use one product to handle the core steps—cleaning deposits, disinfection and then conditioning so lenses feel better when you put them back in.
It’s also described as helping to remove protein and lipids from the lens surface, and to keep stubborn deposits away from lenses over time. For many RGP wearers, that deposit management matters, because comfort can drop when deposits build up.
What you’ll notice day to day
The most “human” part of this solution’s pitch is the comfort and wettability support. It contains a multi-polymer comfort system intended to cushion the lens upon insertion and maintain or enhance lens wettability throughout the day. In plain terms: it aims to help the lens sit and feel less dry once you’re wearing it.
In a typical routine, you’d clean the lenses, disinfect them and then store them in the lens case. When you take them out and insert them, the claim is that they should be better cushioned and feel more comfortable as the day goes on. If you’ve ever had RGPs that feel scratchy or dry after a couple of hours, this is the sort of feature you’ll be paying attention to.
Cleaning, disinfection and deposit control (the role it plays)
This is presented as a one-step approach for RGP lens care. The solution is described as removing protein and lipids and helping with stubborn deposit control. It also includes a preservative system that’s described as being proven effective in destroying harmful organisms.
That combination is important because lens hygiene isn’t just about rinsing away particles. Over time, deposits can build up and affect comfort and clarity, while disinfection is about reducing biological contamination in storage.
The main limitations to keep in mind
No product like this is magic, and the fit is dependent on your lens material and instructions. The information provided here is specific to RGP lenses and particular material types (fluoro silicone acrylate and silicone acrylate). If your lenses aren’t in that group—or you’ve been advised to use a different solution—this may not be the best match.
Also, while it’s described as cushioning and rehydrating to support wettability, there’s still a limit to what solutions can do if your comfort issues are driven by factors like your wearing schedule or eye surface conditions.
Who it suits, and who should look elsewhere
It makes sense if you’re already using an RGP-compatible routine and want a multi-action solution that covers cleaning, disinfection and conditioning in one bottle—especially if deposit build-up and day-time comfort are recurring themes for you.
It might not suit you if: - you don’t wear RGP lenses, or your lens material isn’t the type this solution is described as formulated for - you’re looking for a radically different approach (for example, something not designed for RGP one-bottle care)
Quick FAQ
Is it for rigid gas permeable (RGP) contact lenses?
Yes. It’s described as specifically formulated for rigid gas permeable lenses.
What does it do in one step?
The brand states it cleans, disinfects and conditions your lenses, and the bottle is described as a one-step solution. It also references rinsing and cushioning.
Does it help with deposits and comfort?
The provided details say it removes protein and lipids from the lens surface and helps keep stubborn deposits away. It also includes a multi-polymer comfort system intended to cushion and enhance wettability through the day.
Will it work with my specific lens material?
It’s described as approved for use with fluoro silicone acrylate and silicone acrylate RGP contact lenses. If you’re not sure what material your lenses are, check your prescription or packaging guidance.
Should you buy it?
Worth considering if you want a one-bottle RGP solution that covers cleaning, disinfection and conditioning, with comfort support aimed at cushioning and wettability throughout the day. It’s especially relevant if you’re dealing with protein/lipid build-up or notice discomfort from dryness once your lenses are in.
Skip it if you don’t wear RGP lenses, if your lens material doesn’t match the types described here, or if your eye discomfort needs a different kind of plan than what a solution alone can provide. As always with contact lenses, the safest move is to follow the instructions you were given for your specific lens type and care routine.