GSO ISO 18259:2016

Gulf Standard   Current Edition
· Approved on 22 December 2016 ·

Ophthalmic optics -- Contact lens care products -- Method to assess contact lens care products with contact lenses in a lens case, challenged with bacterial and fungal organisms

Ophthalmic equipment
Including ophthalmic implants, glasses, contact lenses and their cleaning products

GSO ISO 18259:2016 Files

English 7 Pages
Current Edition Reference Language
27.14 BHD

GSO ISO 18259:2016 Scope

ISO 18259:2014 specifies an antimicrobial efficacy end point methodology to determine compatibility of contact lens solutions, lens cases and hydrogel lenses for disinfection. This provides a process for evaluating compatibility of solutions used for disinfection with contact lenses and lens cases using an antimicrobial efficacy end point. Specifically, the microbiological effect of the antimicrobial agent(s) while in the presence of the lens cases and/or lenses will be evaluated as described in the soak step of the label instructions.

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