👁️ Scleral Cup Large Contact Lens Handler - Convenient Insertion and Removal of Scleral Contact Lenses and Prosthetic Eyes - Pack of 3 (Colors May Vary) - Ventless Design Review

They do not look like what I actually received. The ones I have are similar to the ones you make contact with. So you have to be careful. When you insert a contact, you cannot zoom out to share. What you really need to do is get in touch with him and physically get him to let go. I'm so mad at what I got. I already bought 10 of these in pre-order. If I knew I couldn't buy what the optometrist ordered, I would go back to the optometrist and buy from her.

I have a scleral contact lens for my left eye and am just getting used to putting it in and taking it out. This lens is heavy and very large. It covers the entire eye and sits on the white of the eye. This plunger is exactly the same as my eye doctor uses to insert a lens and it works the same way. It holds the lens securely and allows me to press the lens against my eye by releasing the suction cup. I didn't think these pistons would fit soft or even hard lenses of normal size. But with…

I have recently had to switch to scleral lenses (very large rigid lenses) and need them to slide my lenses in and out of my eyes. They were recommended to me by my ophthalmologist and I got one from her. I bought these three as they are a lot cheaper through Amazon/dmv than through my eye shop so I could have one in my truck, at work and a spare. There are different sizes but I prefer this size as it's easier for me to put in and take out (I have the smaller size for taking out but I prefer the