Review on OptiWand Inserting Applicator Extractor Insertion by Allie Diaz

I wish I had known about this device a long time ago. Now I use it every day to put soft contact lenses in and then take them off. I've been wearing contact lenses for 47 years and I'm not afraid to touch my eyeballs, so I've never been interested in such a device. That all changed when the device caught my attention about a month ago. I decided to try it out thinking it might protect my lenses from fingerprints and nail scrapes from my eyeballs. It does both and is easy to learn. You can get him to lift the lens off a convex surface (pinch) in the same way you would with your fingertips, so there's not much to learn. It's difficult to lift the lens off a concave surface (like a flip-top cap in a H2O2 cleaning container), but you can wiggle it under the rim of the lens and patiently work your way inward until you have enough contact with the surface of the lens picking it up - that's better than touching the entire inner surface of the lens with your fingertip, my old way. Instructions on how to wet the lens and device, and how to use the twist motion are key.