If your kids are crazy over slime, learn How to Make Slime with Contact Solution. It is so easy to make with just 3 ingredients and a blast to create.

Glitter Slime in hands ready to play with.

Slime is all the craze these days and today we will teach you how to make it with contact solution. This is a no fuss DIY for a really simple slime.

You just need 3 ingredients, and this slime is super simple to make for the perfect rainy-day activity. If your kids are like mine, they want to make slime daily. We also make Snow Slime and DIY Crunchy Slime.

Try some of The Absolute Best Slime Activators for a cool science experiment.

Why We Love This

This recipe is one of the easiest slime recipes but still just as fun to make and play with. The ingredients are all so simple that you can easily whip this up in no time at all.

We have made this basic recipe in minutes because it is just so simple. You likely have all you need at home to make batches of slime. It’s such a fun activity without borax.

Supplies

Supplies for slime - Glitter glue, baking soda, contacts solution.
  • Glitter Glue. Any color you choose.
  • Baking soda. This helps to activate the slime.
  • Contact Lens Solution. Make sure the saline solution contains boric acid and sodium borate or the slime will not activate properly.

Find the complete details of supplies at the bottom of the page.

Step By Step Instructions

Bowl of glue and baking soda.

Step 1. Put the glue in a mixing bowl. Then add the baking soda and stir together.

Bowl of glue and baking soda combined together.

Step 2. Slowly add the contact solution.

Slime mixture combined until the correct consistency.

Step 3. Combine the contact lens solution until the mixture forms to the desirable consistency that you prefer.

Slime combined in a bowl and ready to play with.

Step 4. As you add the solution, you’ll eventually need to mix and knead with your hands to form the stretchy slime into the correct texture. Wash hands after using for slime safety.

Slime being stretched and pulled in hands.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you add glitter?

You can also use a bottle of Elmer white glue and mix in food coloring or paint of your choice to the glue prior to mixing in the baking soda.

We do this sometimes and it just so fun. The kids each choose a color to make, and it is really neat to see how they all turn out.

Is saline solution the same as contact solution when making slime?

It is not the same when it comes to making slime. You have to use contact solution for contact lenses for the slime to turn out with activators.

This is super important so make sure to use the right kind of solution. While this easy contact solution is so simple to make and only requires 3 ingredients, you do need to make sure you use the right ones.

The slime will not form properly if you use plain saline solution. Also, you need to make sure to use Contact Lens Solution that contains boric acid and sodium borate. Slime fails if not combined correctly with the correct ingredients.

How to store?

I like to store the slime in a mason jar or ziploc baggie to keep it fresh. You can use whatever you prefer.

Try More Easy Slime Recipes

Give Glitter Slime a try for lots of fun! If you need a fun but inexpensive activity, try making this super easy slime recipe. Then make sure you leave a comment! I love hearing your feedback.

How to make Slime with Contact Solution

If your kids are crazy over slime, learn How to Make Slime with Contact Solution. It is so easy to make with just 3 ingredients and a blast to create.
Prep Time10 minutes
Total Time10 minutes
Keyword: How to make Slime with Contact Solution
Author: One Crazy Mom

Materials

  • 1 bottle of Glue 6 0z
  • 1/2 tsp Baking Soda
  • 1 1/2 Tbsp Contact Lens Solution solution contains boric acid and sodium borate

Instructions

  • Put the glue in a mixing bowl and baking soda and stir.
  • Slowly add in the contact lens solution until the slime forms to the consistency that you prefer.
  • As you add the contact lens solution, you’ll eventually need to mix and knead with your hands to form the stretchy slime. Now it is time to play with slime!

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