DMV45 Hard Contact Lens Remover - 3 Pack

When these contact lens removers arrived I was skeptical at best. They are so small. The suction cup it tiny. When I used them I was amazed! They work to well. Be careful they will pull off your contacts with the eyelid closed.Once attached to the contact in your eye the only way to get them off is after the contact is out. They suck on and hold. They are very small. They attach to the contact easily. They wont pull off until after the contact is out of your eye.

It removes my contact lenses so easily. I use 2 drops of “Refresh Contacts Lubricant Eye Drops” to wet the cup.Tips: Most important: Don’t tilt down your head too much!Also make sure the entire surface of the cup is touching the lense. Upper, lower, right, and left parts of the surface.When I use the eye drops, after the 1st attempt fails, I don’t have to reapply them before the 2nd attempt. My 2nd attempts have been always successful.

Too expensive for what it should do. Should take the place of the plunger and inserter, but wasmore difficult to use. Best to stick to the two different tools.

I have been using this plunger for a year and a half. It has worked great for my scleral lens. I use my bottom eyelid to pop the lens up a little to first break the suction the lens has on my eye then this plunger pulls the lens away easily. It has been a lifesaver since it felt like I was scratching my eye every time I manually removed the lens.

When my contact goes under my eyelid, the straight lens remover is not as useful. After buying this, it happened once. It did not work on first try, but after about 4 try, I got my contact lens out. This is better than without this tool, in which case I need to massage the lens out from its position.

This item is about 1.25 inches long. It looks bigger and we can’t get it to work perfect yet but it’s definitely smaller than we thought

I purchased the regular angle and this angled as well. I sometimes use this or the regular..it depends on my mood. It takes a little to get used to any contact remover, but they are pretty handy if you know how to use responsibly. I got multifocal RGP lenses, which are bigger than single vision and I am having the hardest time to blink them out, so I'm glad I got this. I may not have the right "blink" technique down yet... I try to remove my lens with the old fashioned method I used for 20 years, but if the lenses refuses to come out I use this... I make sure I center these really well on my lens I take a deep breath...I never rush. I remove the lenses out of the suction cup it slowly, according to the instructions that came with the remover. My doctor said is okay to use this, so long I don't get this stuck to my eyeballs and when I remove the lens from the suction cup, that I do carefully so it doesn't break in half.

I just recently had to get a Scleral for my right eye. I can get the rather large contact in but boy getting it out is just as hard as can be. I end up scratching my eye and not being able to wear it every day. I just knew there had to be something invented to get this type of lens out. AND HERE IT IS!I watched a video I found online about how to use this device and was convinced enough to buy it. I'm glad I did! It still takes me about 4 times of putting this thing on my eye but it WORKS. It just lifts the contact right off. No scratching and no pain.This is a very small device, I couldn't believe it. But when using it and seeing it approach your eye, it suddenly gets real big! This little device is a god send.