[6 Pack] Scleral Lens Inserter + Remover - Ventless Contact Lens Applicator for Hard/RGP Lenses, Scleral Lenses & Prosthetic Eyes - Comfortably Handle Contact Lenses with Easy-Squeeze Suction Tool

I wish these were a bit less expensive, but they were great for what I’m using them for. I am cutting acrylic stencils on my laser cutter, and using these as handles. I didn’t understand how to use them at first, but realized that the suction cup needs to be dampened, then squeeze the widest part of the handle and apply it.I have priced them on Alibaba, and they’re $.17 each if you buy 2000 of them. So I know they can offer these for less money.

Purchased for my bf to put in his very expensive hard contacts and he says that this work perfectly. I sat and watched him one day and have to say this would be the most awkward thing but since a person must use this to see it is a great tool. The contact sits on there and doesn’t move at all. He loaded it up with a lot of solution and it held it all and he just pointed it at his eye and in it went!

I started wearing RGP hard contact lens again after about 15 years (when I had some corrective eye surgeries and then wore eyeglasses) but now have decided to wear contacts from time to time as I prefer the sharp vision correction and freedom contacts give me. However, my left lens tends to want to stay on my eye! The right lens will flip right off, when I intentionally blink to remove it, but that left one hangs on, often taking as many as 5 or 6 attempts to blink it off. That is very annoying when I'm ready to move on with that process. So, I looked into my options and decided to order this set of inserters/removers. Having read about the size issue for regular RGP lens vs scleral lens, I knew to examine for size and sure enough, the silicone suction end seemed too big, so I trimmed it down with scissors. It worked fine! I was able to extract my lens off my left eye without even feeling it was pulled off! I did thoroughly clean the silicone unit with my normal lens cleaning solutions. I deducted one star since they do not come with individual storage cases, like many similar products in the market.

The plunger work great and last a few months before having to toss them out. Not because of wear and tear just for cleanliness reasons.

These are perfect I like having extras on hand for when I want to replace my old one.

I've been wearing contacts for over 10 years and my biggest complaint is scratching my eye when removing the contacts. I came across these and I had to try them. The suction works great to insert contacts, but I was unsuccessful using them to remove my contacts, as it took a little more pressure to create a suction with the contacts then I was willing to use against my eye. But if you struggle with removing your contacts, for the price and experience, they are worth a try.

Just what I need and much cheaper than buying from the optometrist

Awful. I am throwing away the entire bunch. The issue with these is they lack any sort of texture whatsoever. They are perfectly smooth. This means that when they get wet (like these often do when you wash your hands or saline drips from the lenses) then they fly right out of your fingers across the room along with your lens. Stay away from these. Look for the orange ones that have a kind of grip to them.