Contact Solution Contact Travel Case

What a great idea with really bad execution! When I saw this I thought it was great since I could empty the old solution and refill with new and no hassle. WRONG! It is much larger than expected. One of the lens caps keeps falling off. It is hard to close the main top. The worst thing was that I was sick and did not use my contacts for a week and when I opened the case I found that all the solution had drained out and my contacts were ruined. My contacts are expensive so as well as being out of pocket on the expense of this product, I lost a pair of contacts that still had about 3 weeks of wear left.

This is such a neat idea for travel. I've never seen something like this - will be traveling with it this summer.

This thing showed up and I was surprised at how big it is. Somehow it didn't look so large in the photos, and I have some expectations for how big a contact lens case is. This thing is like a whisky flask, it's large.Also, the plastic it's made out of is stiff and not very rubbery, so squeezing it doesn't feel particularly good, I felt like it'd crack without a whole lot of use.Most damning, the actual lens cups are really hard to open. I had to use a butter knife to pry one open. There's not a convenient plastic flap on the lid to hook a fingernail under or anything.I bought the case because all the other ones I've found leak like crazy when I travel with them and they bounce around my bag. I was hoping this one would be a good solution for that. But what I specifically want - and hoped for - was something leakproof because it had rubber gaskets in there. This doesn't, and if the plastic at the caps wore away much, they'd start leaking too.The instructions that came with the case said that you should replace the case itself every few months. What? Every few months? It's a plastic contact lens case, it should last forever!Overall, felt cheap, was bulky, was super hard to use. My search for a small leakproof contact lens case continues.

I first looked at this product because I liked the idea of having a contact case that holds a good amount of solution. This container holds 2.75 oz of solution, and it refills the contacts storage unit by pressing on a thinner part of the plastic. Some of the other reviews stated that this case leaked but I thought I'd give it a try. Well, just got it in, filled it with water to do a leak test. No sense using solution, that stuff can get expensive. I let it sit for about 10 mins, laying flat, and then 10 mins standing upright. It does leak, quite a bit, and its brand new. Surprisingly it doesnt leak from the contact storage area, where I thought it would. Its the manufacturing process that is the problem. It is made of seperate pieces of plastic which looks to be pressed together using heat. The seam of the plastic halves isn't so great, as I found a pin hole along the seam. Just the one right now, but that pinhole could empty the container in no time at all. I found that I lost about 2ml of fluid in 20 mins.. I decided I could fix this by using some waterproof acrylic glue. I put a little dab where I found the hole, let it dry, and no more leak. Cheap, easy fix. I do enjoy the case. Its a great concept, and if I felt a little more confident in the quality, I wouldn't be concerned about traveling with it. So far I haven't sprung another leak. I think the price is a little high for something like this. I would expect to find this in a dollar store. Also, the case is bigger than it looks. It measures in at 5 in long, 2 3/4 in wide, and 1 in high when laying flat. I wouldnt recommend it, but I like it now that its fixed. Look around a bit. There are some other types of cases like this. One is called the 3-in-1 Contact case. Haven't gotten mine in yet, but I have high hopes for it.

Very disappointed with this product. The functionality was the worst! The lens case is attached to the solution bottle so you have to pour solution in the lid and then pour it in the case. I liked that it held so much solution. I would not recommend!

I absolutely love this product. My case has survived many trips abroad. I think some of the negative comments are due to people thinking this is intended for carrying around in your pocket/purse/handbag whereas its main joy is to take away on holiday or extended travelling. I used to buy the small travel bottles of solution which are expensive compared to buying a full-sized bottle. Now I can just top up my travel case from my full-sized regular bottle and I have enough solution to last me 2 weeks or more and my lenses are stored within the case so I don't need a separate lens case. It's light enough even with the solution to not add a lot of extra weight to my luggage. I always use a no-rub solution but if you do need to rub your lenses it has a dual purpose cap--remove the whole cap to fill the bottle or remove the top half for a dropper.I love mine and I would thoroughly recommend it.

I filled this case up with solution and now I've wasted a whole bottle because the case leaked everywhere...Worst money I've ever spent.

I am high myopic so I have to stick to contact lens throughout the day. I need to care for my lenses and I have found these contact lens cases extremely useful, practical and convenient. I carry the lens case inside my bag and the special design prevents the solution from spilling. The cool contact lens cases are just after my choice!i recomend it for every one