Abstract: A procedure for disinfecting and cleaning contact lenses, including introducing the lenses into a container containing therein an aqueous hydrogen peroxide solution and a destabilizer component therefor, prepared in such a way that enables this component to cause controlled peroxide destabilization from the first instance and to maximize its oxidizing action in order to achieve a more efficient lens disinfection and cleaning. As a final result of the process, there is a hydrogen peroxide degradation that results in levels that allow the transformed solution to be compatible with the eye and to maintain the contact lens cleanliness parameters.

Abstract: A method and device for disinfecting an item with a disinfecting agent and a suitable neutralizer to neutralize the agent. The item is placed in a container with the agent. A neutralizer is placed in the container in a receptacle which hinders the contact between the agent and the neutralizer so that the items can be disinfected. A device includes a container and a receptacle which regulates the renewal of the agent in contact with the neutralizer.