most hydrogen peroxide solutions cost around ten to twenty dollars. three main name brands are available along with several generic products. the original brands were softmate, mirasept, lensept, oxysept i/ii, in a wink, and aosept. clear care the current evolution of the old aosept system is said to count for more than 80 percent of the hydrogen peroxide systems sold in the us. clear care contains a poloxamine derivative surfactant that helps loosen debris and deposits via a bubbling action and has a platinum disk that neutralizes the solution and is good for up to 100 uses. prior to clear care, the market only provided a two step system where you first soaked the lenses in peroxide for a short period of time or overnight then replaced it with a neutralizing saline. these systems used a catalyse enzyme in saline form and was preserved. the aosept system made by american optical was the peroxide solution uses a disk to neutralize the solution. the lensept system was also similar and used two different cups, one contained the disc and the other was for soaking! oxysept and omnicare was slightly different from the other two brands in that it uses tablets for the neutralization effect, which causes a slower process. the result of the tablets is a longer exposure to more concentrated hydrogen peroxide. following recommendations to add an enzymatic cleaner weekly, increases costs.