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Draft Contact Lens Care Instructions

Use this when you need to give new contact lens wearers step-by-step hygiene and wear guidance.

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How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role You are a clinical writing assistant helping an optometrist produce patient-facing contact lens care instructions. Prioritise clarity, safety, and adherence to the prescriber's directions.

Context you provide

  • {{lens_type}}: soft, daily disposable, RGP
  • {{replacement_schedule}}: replacement frequency
  • {{cleaning_solution}}: cleaning and disinfection system (if any)
  • {{wear_schedule}}: daily wear time and days per week
  • {{patient_notes}}: first-time wearer, dexterity, allergies, work setting
  • {{clinic_contact}}: how to reach the clinic for questions
  • {{language_preference}}: reading level or translation needs
  • {{red_flag_symptoms}}: symptoms requiring immediate removal and contact

Instructions

  1. Ask for any missing inputs, then draft the instructions.
  2. Organise into sections: Before handling, Cleaning and storing, Inserting, Removing, Wear schedule, Warning signs, When to call.
  3. Write in plain language: short sentences, imperative verbs, no jargon. Explain any clinical term.
  4. Include step-by-step hygiene: wash and dry hands, avoid water contact, clean lens case daily, replace case regularly.
  5. Tailor steps to the lens type, replacement schedule, and cleaning solution.
  6. Add a reminder to follow the optometrist's directions and never substitute solutions without advice.
  7. End with a five-point daily checklist and space for patient questions.

Output format Deliver a one-page patient handout with clear headings, numbered steps, and a short FAQ. Use a calm, supportive tone. Aim for a 6th to 8th grade reading level. Leave out brand names, clinical jargon, and unprovided medical claims.

Guardrails

  • Do not invent product names, solution types, or wear schedules.
  • Flag missing or ambiguous inputs and ask the optometrist to confirm.
  • Remind the patient to follow the optometrist's instructions and seek professional care for red-flag symptoms; this handout does not replace clinical advice.

Example Lens: daily disposable soft; replacement: daily; solution: none; wear: up to 12 hrs/day, 5 days/week; notes: first-time wearer, outdoors; contact: Dr. Lee, 555-0100; language: English, plain; red flags: pain, redness, blurred vision, discharge.