The encapsulant includes an innerlensand an outerlens, the innerlens having a refractive index less than, andinsomecases about 70 to 80% of, the refractiveindex of the outer lens.
The traditional technique of taking out contacts involves moving the lens to the outer, lower corner of the eye and then using the thumb and forefinger to pinch it out.
Sadly, there's not all that much to see in the cloudy drink, but with the lens part of the outer casing being flat, it should be able to get some interesting underwater clips in clearer waters, should the occasion arise.