OptiWand Soft Contact Lens Insertion & Removal Tool. NOT a Suction Cup for Soft Lens Removal. It Helps to Pinch Them Out. Eye Lens Inserter Remover Installer Applicator Extractor Device

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Develops an easy contact with the surfaces of your lens which helps you to hold your lenses with ease!

Generally speaking, Optometrists recommend contact lens wearers cut their nails about once per week However, if you have just paid out for a French Manicure or new acrylic nails that's not likely to happen! Look up to the ceiling, position your index finger at the bottom of the lens and gently apply pressure to sweep the lens down. If you notice any mould or accidentally expose your lens case to tap water, then you should throw it away immediately.Product Value: This is merely a measure of the value your best soft contact lens remover tool provides for the money you spend on it. Corneal infections associated with sleeping in contact lenses — six cases, United States, 2016–2018. Starting with the same eye every time, use the middle finger of your non-dominant hand to gently pull down your lower eyelid, then pull up your upper eyelid to hold your eyelashes against your brow.

If you use hard or sclera lenses, these offer a more hygienic, quick and accurate way of applying contact lenses. Soft contact lenses are porous, so it is impossible for the sucker to get a seal on the contact lens. Keep your contact lens prescription up-to-date, and make sure that you aren’t using lenses that are expired. The OptiWand functions much different than fingers and the same mistakes are made by nearly all users. Online forums, word-of-mouth referrals, and product reviews are just a few possible places to look for information on best soft contact lens remover tool purchases.

Individual Package】 Each of the hard contact lens remover plunger set is individually packaged, each piece comes with a clear plastic bottle, put it back into the plastic bottle after each use, which is clean for easy storage；Using a scleral lens inserter avoids direct contact between hands and eyes. Apply the plunger to the bottom portion of the lens and gently wiggle the plunger until the lens comes loose. If you have long nails, you should be extra careful when removing your lenses to avoid scratching the lens or your eye. Keep your contact lens cases clean to prevent dirt and bacteria from mingling with your clean lenses.