When I first started using contact lenses I used dailies, I then switched to monthly lenses and now i am back using dailies again due to the infrequent use of lenses. I have finally made my mind up that I prefer wearing glasses out of convenience and I only occassionally wear contact lenses now, so dailies are what I currently use. When I did use monthly lenses the 'Universal Barrel Style Contact Lens Case' was an ideal piece of kit which allowed me to carry my monthly lenses around with me, without them becoming contaminated or unuseable. When I began getting monthly lenses I did receive a couple of free cases with them, but that was all. It is recommended that you ...  Read the complete review

To all those partially sighted people out there, I empathise and to all our 20 20 visioned friends, I envy you! I have dabbled with dailies and monthly contact lenses over the years and now on a contact with a good set of dailies making my contact lens barrel obsolete. Hurray! However, when I had monthly disposable contact lenses, it was something I could not do without. It keeps your lenses clean and safe and ready for your next usage. *Price and availability* I've previously received a couple of free cases when purchasing my prescriptions, however they do recommend that you change your case as frequently as possible. You can pick them up ...  Read the complete review

I have worn contact lenses since I was a teenage and have had a mixture of lens cases over the years. There is no doubt that my preference is for the screw top lens case which is flat in type compared to that which I am reviewing today. However, it is essential to change your case every so often for hygiene purposes, and whenever I changed to specsavers for my contact lenses rather than a private optician, Specsavers gave me one of thes cases to store my new lenses in. I had had one of these barrel style lens cases before so I was familiar with how they are used. The barrel contact lens case is called by its name for obvious reasons - due to its shape ...  Read the complete review

Ive had contacts for quite some time now and have had to use this little contraption on a daily basis, i have had some down sides about this and ill explain these in the sections i have allocated below. Price and Availability ------------------------------ You can get hold of these very easily, you can buy them online if you need to get another one but the easiest and cheapest way to get hold of one of these would be to go into specsavers or wherever your get your contact lenses from and simply ask for another case as they are more then likely to give you a spare one. I once lost mine and went in and asked for another case as my old one had ...  Read the complete review

I wear monthly disposable contact lenses and have tested out a number of contact lens containers over the years. As anyone who can only wear lenses for a limited number of hours, or who switches between contact lenses and glasses, will know, a contact lens case is an essential product. This product consists of a barrel shaped case. The lid has two plastic cages attached to it to store your lenses in, which are helpfully marked 'L' and 'R' (i.e. left and right) so you can easily tell which lens is for which eye. This is very important as it means if you have a problem with one of your eyes (for example an eye infection or a stye) you can get rid of just one ...  Read the complete review