Mini Travel Plastic Contact Lens Box Holder Case Container + Tweezer Set

This product is ok, kind of cheap. It DEFINITELY does not suction off my contacts, but I use the daily soft contacts (not the hard ones)- so I have no idea for those. The tweezers are a bit hard to use, because they're very stiff and you have to be VERY careful since your eyeballs are soft (obviously). I needed something easy when I wear long fake nails (lol), but honestly I just try my best to use too of my fingers (the front side part, not the top or the nail). I also don't really wear super long nails anymore for this specific reason, it's a lot harder to take my contacts out. Yes this stuff does work but it takes a while to grip the contacts with the tweezers, without hurting my eye, you have to be careful. I recommend making a SOFTER tweezer (at the ends), so when you get the contact it's super easy. I still have this product but very rarely use it. It's mainly just a backup for when I really can't get my contacts out (if I'm wearing long fake nails). I'll use the sides of the tweezers and act like it's my fingers, etc.

A little samm but gets the job done.

Oh my god. What an amazing invention. Both these little tools make inserting and extracting contact lenses significantly easier.I recently started experimenting with circle lens. You know, those dolly-eyed cosmetic soft contacts that are big in Asia. I've historically been COMPLETELY UNABLE to put in contacts. I even had a prescription in college, but gave up after a week. But due to my vanity, I was determined to successfully learn how to shove these things on my eyeball. After several days' effort and many Youtube tutorials, I was finally able to somewhat consistently (but with much effort) put in contacts using the fingertip method.These two tools solve several problems that I—an inexperienced contact lens wearer—regularly encounter:1. First the tweezers help me grab the contacts from the lens case and shake them dry. Before, I was having a hard time doing that without getting my hands wet all over. I was afraid using regular tweezers would damage the lens. These silicon-padded tweezers do the job.2. Although I learned how to pry my eyes open as big as possible and touch my eyeball with the contact perched on my fingertip, ai have problems with the contact flipping over on my finger, or sticking to my finger instead of my eye. When I use the little stick, the contact doesn't flip over as easily and sticks to my eyeball a helluva lot better.3. I haven't had too much trouble taking my contacts out with just my hands, but the tweezers make the process a easier. I can look in the mirror and see what I'm doing, and I don't have to be afraid that I'm going to scratch my eye with my fingernails.It's important to note that these are assistive tools, not magic. You still need to already know how to put in and take out contacts. It's not going to teleport contacts into your eyes, or teach you how to insert them. For me, this means that I still need to pry my eyes open as wide as possible, and make sure that the pad on the stick is dry when I put on the lens. I still have to watch closely as I stick on and peel off a plastic circle on my eyeball. But this product makes things a lot easier. I really recommend it to other inexperienced people who are having trouble with their contacts too.

Used it once unsuccessfully, threw it away.

It works but it takes more than one time to get the contact out. I never wear nails because I can not take out my contacts with them on however, I found this product and was super excited that I had to purchase it right away. As soon as it came I went to get my nails done and got them done long! On the first try, I wasn't sure how to properly take out the contacts I looked online at some youtube videos and they made it seem really easy. It took me a couple of tries and had to let my eyes rest for a few minutes but eventually, I got them out. The hardest part I found with this is getting the contact to fold up a bit so that the tweezers can actually grip the lens without it slipping back onto my eye.Practice makes better so I will keep using it so I can get into a little system that works for me but if anyone has any tricks or suggestions to get the contacts out quicker with these please let me know!Definitely recommended especially if you want to get your nails done! ;)

The piece to help you place the contact works very well, however, the tweezers are a little bit too big for my liking so I ended up buying smaller ones. I also do not like the way the case opens. I and clumsy and drop a lot of things and this case makes it very easy to do this. Since I am new to contacts, the applicator has helped me tremendously get more comfortable applying the lenses to my eyes which saves me a LOT of time in the morning. If you think you will also need to use the removal tool, I would seek out another brand with easier to use (and smaller) tweezers especially if you have naturally long eyebrows as I do.

Great for contact lenses

Just got it today and it came cracked, which the package wasn’t damaged so I’m assuming it was already there before mailing. I haven’t tried it yet but just disappointed that it came damaged. Not sure how long it will take till it’s fully broken. I would return but I really need it this weekend. I will update the actual product later. ( Don’t mind the glare on the pic, fingerprint kept picking up on the pic). The size is great and the color I love.