Consumer Electronics introduced
DMV Soft Lens Handler
- Removes Soft Contact Lenses
- Inserts Soft Contact Lenses
- Manipulates Soft Contact Lenses
- Patented Gripper Pads
Removes, inserts and aids in manipulation of Soft Contact Lenses. Patented gripper pads aid in smoothly and safely removing even the most slippery soft contact lenses. Can NOT be used for Hard or Gas Permable Lenses.
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(out of 33 reviews)
Price: $ 2.49
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#2 written by Jayne 1 year ago
Review by Jayne for DMV Soft Lens Handler
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I may be slow at times but I thought you removed your lens using the same end that you use to insert lens. I thought there was some kind of suction effect that I just couldn’t work out. I went to the DMV website and saw the OTHER end had the gripper pads for removing the lens. Now I think this is a great little tool! -
#3 written by B. Korger 1 year ago
Review by B. Korger for DMV Soft Lens Handler
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I bought this based on the reviews here. This is much easier and gentler
than using my hands to remove my soft contacts. I also like it for inserting my contacts because I don’t have to worry about lint (from
towel drying after washing hands). -
#4 written by the-keeper 1 year ago
Review by the-keeper for DMV Soft Lens Handler
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I am 46 and have never worn glasses or contacts until recently. After a week of frustration trying to get the contacts in my eyes, I was ready to give up. I searched the Internet for something to help insert the lenses and came up with the DMV Lens Handler. Now I can get the lenses in without any problems. If it weren’t for this product, I wouldn’t be able to wear contacts. I wish my eye doctor had known about these when I first got my contacts. It would have saved me hours of frustration and some very sore eyes. -
#5 written by E. Roberts 1 year ago
Review by E. Roberts for DMV Soft Lens Handler
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I have used this product for the last few months and it works great. It took a few days to get use to it, but now I can have both contacts out in under 30 seconds. The hardest part is just getting use to how to hold and position it. Once you figure that out, it is great. One thing I did learn was to make sure the gripper end is dry. If it is wet, it does not grab the contact as good. I have not used the one end that is for inserting your contact since I did not have a problem putting them in, just getting them out.Things to remember when using it.
1) Dry gripper end(picture of product shows the end that is used for inserting a contact, remover is the one that is split in two)
2) Grip the thing as close to the ends possible
3) Align the end so that it makes contact across the entire gripper, not just one end/side or the other
4) Do not pinch the end until after you have made contact with your eye and then press slightly, then pinch.I think most people that have problems with this think the contact is just going to magically jump out of there eye and onto the gripper, this is not a suction cup. You have to make contact and press the gripper against the contact and then squeeze with your fingers positions close to the end of the gripper or it will not work.
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Review by T. Oginni for DMV Soft Lens Handler
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I used to get so stressed just trying to take out my contact lenses, it would take forever to do, even after I had trimmed my finger nails. But now I can keep my nails long and insert and remove my contact lenses within a few seconds and usually on my first try. Before, it could take up to 10 tries manually before I was able to do this. I’ve tried other aids but the DMV Soft Lens Handler is the easiest to use and most comfortable on my eyes. No more bloodshot eyes for me!