I am seriously short-sighted. Glasses at seven. Bi-focals at fifteen - and what teenager wants those. The first thing I do when I wake up is reach for my glasses, which have to be in hands reach or I trip over things on the way to the bathroom to put my contacts in. The lenses in said glasses had to come all the way from Japan as Nikkon were the only ones able to do thin enough lenses at the power they had to be. Specsavers is unfortunately not an option for disposable contact lenses and my optician keeps not answering the question on how high a prescription level my hiighly astigmatic ridiculously high powered contact lenses go. So, as you can see, I am stuck ...  Read the complete review

So how do I write a review about a contact lens case that I own, it's kind of hard so forgive me if this is a very short review but I'll go in to as much details as you possibly can about a contact lens case. Firstly for those that do not know these are simply used to store contact lenses. You get too different type of cases, these are the original old school style, but in more recent years the Barrel cases have become more popular especially for the peroxide solutions which require a catalyst neutraliser. In fact Specsavers only have barrel cases for any type of solution. These cases are more useful for the multi-purpose solutions and for soft ...  Read the complete review

In the past I have purchased contact lens solution that comes with a lens case, however, I realised that I was probably paying more for this privilege and then I started to look in to buying the solution just on its own and then I ended up needing a lens case after my last one become leaky. I prefer screw top cases anyway for my lenses so this seemed like the ideal purchase. I paid just £1.49 for this case and so far I have used it for a few months now. This case is nothing too special to look at but I didn't choose it for its beauty, I chose it for its low price and the reviews I had already read on it. This case has two compartments, one for each lens, with ...  Read the complete review

I have previously reviewed on here my total dissatisfaction with the case I am provided with by my optician. It's the Barrel style case I am referring to which to me damages lenses, doesn't keep as clean and is way too fiddly. I simply refuse to use them and am starting to amass a stock pile. So I have purchased a few packs of these for under £1 each from an online store from B and L, a company I have never heard of before. What you get here is a small case for contact lenses. It is made of plastic, in this case a tough durable plastic that will survive drops and provide solid protection to your lenses. In terms of being made solid the screw lids are the ...  Read the complete review

I've been wearing contact lenses for quite a few years now, and I seemed to have acquired a couple of these Bausch and Lomb Lens Cases over the years after going to my Opticians for check-ups. Normally, I have a 3-monthly supply of lenses and solutions sent to me, and within that pack, I would also be given a barrel type case for storing my lenses. But the problem I found with the barrel type cases was that you couldn't really carry them around in your jacket pocket because they created an unsightly bulge. Hence, this slimmer Bausch and Lomb case seemed to be the answer to my predicament. What is it? Well, it is a simple storage case for your contact ...  Read the complete review