Review on Scleral Cup Large Contact Lens Handler for Easy Insertion and Removal of Scleral Contact Lenses and Prosthetic Eyes by Lee Reyna

I was prescribed scleral lenses in 2016 for Sjogren's syndrome and keratoconus. I was given this large cup to put in and another smaller cup to remove. I prefer to only use this one because if the lens doesn't come out I can squeeze it, it releases and I try again. Another instrument clings to dear life and is difficult to remove from the lens without feeling my eye catching up. Over time I ordered additional fittings. I can't live without her. I always carry at least one of these and my Purilens with me. Tip 1: For those having trouble removing scleral lenses, try wetting the cup and/or eyes with Purilens solution before attempting to remove the lens. This works with any tool of your choice. When your contact lenses are dry, it becomes more difficult for you to get good suction in the tray. touch and rotate slightly. The lens detaches without pulling.