I just picked up a fresh package of ClearCare, my first after the recent period
of unavalability. I'll try it today or tomorrow and see whether I feel anything
unusual. I was using ClearCare before and it always worked fine for me, i.e. no
burning after the proper "de-activation" period.

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Best regards,
Andrey Tarasevich

1. I's assuming you're using a new case with an active catalytic disk.
When it's done bubbling, it's done.  If it is not actively bubbling when
you fill the case, you've got the problem.

2.If you have really dry eyes, it wouldn't matter how sparkling clean
and completely neutralized the solution---the mere physical contact with
the lens can be an irritant.  

3.There is also the possibility that the few molecules of residual
cleaning agent in the solution bother you, but that's hardly likely if
you are rinsing the lens with saline.

4.Perhaps you are using a preserved saline that your eyes do not
tolerate.

5.And then (again I'm assuming you wash and dry your hands before
handling the lenses) consider chemicals in your hand soap.  Those
antibacterial and highly scented soaps can be a real problem for some.  
If you don't dry your hands, perhaps you're tap water is an issue.

I hope you can figure it out.  Do let us know.

PS: peroxide user tip # 4:before removing freshly disinfected lenses
invert the case to rinse the top-inside of the container to dilute any
residual peroxide that may be hiding there.

LB, O.D.