SPORTS WORLD VISION Suction Holder Inserter/Remover | Hard Contact Lens Only and Prosthetic Eyes (Orange, 3 Pcs)

some reviews say the suction isn't very good or weak ect but unless you want it to pull your eye ball out then i dont see why the bad reviews its not meant to be super powerful, it sometimes takes a couple of tries for the lenses to come out but that is down to how long they have been in for and how dry your eyes are ect but if they dont come out straight away just use the tool to move the lens around to loosen it or move them to a corner and they come straight out no problem and this tool stops you from potentially scratching your eye also makes the process more hygienic as you dont use your fingers even though you wash your hands this is better and also you dont really feel this tool on your eyes so makes the whole process easier.

This product does not work. I expected it to be a couple of inches long, it's tiny, certainly not worth the money they are charging. I only wanted this to help me with removing my contacts as I have no problems putting them in. It doesn't create enough suction to hold onto the lens even just to slide it to one side. Total waste of money!!

Great product and ultra fast delivery

These contact lens inserter/removers work excellently for removing lenses but are bit fiddly when inserting lenses. I think inserting them is a work in practice and the more attempts made, the easier it will become. Good product all the same.

This does work very well if you follow a couple of simple guidelines and a bit of practice. 1. Dip the sucker into your cleaning solution first to wet it, just as you would with any rubber sucker when sticking it to a shiny surface.. 2. Apply it as close to an edge of the lens as you can, it doesn't work if you are too central as the lens has more suction to your eye than this does to the lens.(You wouldn't want to pull your eye out lol). Going to the edge breaks the seal quite easily and lifts the edge of the lens away from your eye. 3. If it still won't come easily then gently manipulate the lens on your eye with your finger first just to help break the seal. I'm new to contact lens and it can still take a couple of goes to get each lens out but without this tool I would definitely have given up with my lens trial as I really struggle getting the lenses out with my fat fingers and I was just ending up with sore red eyes that stung all the time. Once you can position it right, the lens comes out really easily without touching my eyeball at all.

Everything was fine from the point that it arrived on time and it was as it was supposed to be but it just didn't do the job. I thought it was going to suck my eyeball out without actually bringing the contact lense out. It made me very uncomfortable and I didn't want to try it again

I have been wearing glasses for a good amount of years so I decided it was time for me to start wearing contact lenses but unfortunately I was the greatest in putting the lenses in my eyes or taking them out, As I either blinked before they were in or I struggled to even remove them so I was told about this product which you can use to not only remove the lenses from your eyes but also you can use it put them in. It is very straight forward to use and all you do is attach the lens to the suction cup at the bottom and when you either have removed the lens from your eye or when you are putting them in you are supposed to just squeeze the item and it detaches from the lens. It sounds simple enough but doesn't work all the time so sometimes when you put the lens in your eye its a little bit difficult to remove the item and keep the lens in place or even when you try to remove the lens the suction power is a little bit strong so can feel like you are pulling on your eye. After trying this for a period of time I did find it took longer and more fiddly then doing it the conventional way so decided to stop using this product and because it was not that expensive I just put it down to trial and error.

There isn't much you can say about these tiny plungers, other than that they're clean and suitable. I wear gas permeable rigid lenses and don't usually need these to flick the contacts out my eyes, but they're handy to have. They come in a multi pack so it's great to have one handy in the bathroom, one in the desk, one in the bag just in case I get dry eyes at work. I suppose they might also come in handy in case Ken blocks Barbie's toilet again.