Review on 👀 Protect and Store Your Contact Lenses with 12-Piece Contact Lens Soak Storage Container Box by Jill Ellis

I worry all the time about having to remove my contact lenses when I'm not at home. My eyesight is pretty low, and while I probably shouldn't drive without contacts or glasses, I can get by without them for a while. I have pretty severe seasonal allergies and sometimes my eyes just itch to leave them. In these cases, I only want to take them out when I have the opportunity. My contact lenses are very expensive, I wear transitional lenses and I would rather not throw them away when my eyes are itchy from seasonal allergies. I have this set of suitcases, so I always have a suitcase with me wherever I go. I put a suitcase in my bathroom holdall. They're also in my purse, my daughter's diaper bag, my car, my husband's car, my locker at work, and I even keep one in my best friend's first aid kit just in case. The cases are not the same as what you see in the listing. Initially, the colors are a little different. This part doesn't bother me at all, but it might bother some people, so I'll make sure to mention it. There are very few cases. That makes them perfect for travel, but keep that in mind. They're not the same size as the standard screw-top cases you're used to. The wells are really shallow. Consider the square, white, plastic, flip-top cases your optician recommends for when you're in the office and get your eyes checked year-round. Yes, they are very flat. That means you'll use a lot less liquid if you need to top up on the go, but there can be some issues for those with big fingers. Overall they fit my needs well and I would recommend them, but they may not be for everyone.