Apex Lens Mate (Pack of 3)

Easy to use and clean. Can't seem to find them any longer in retail stores.

I always sneak the contact case from my doctor's office when I go for an eye exam. They hold a lot less solution than the screw top type case, therefore saving money on solution. And you don't have to worry about losing or mixing up the lids. When one of the lids broke off of my last case (admittedly these are cheap and low quality cases not really meant for long term use) anyway when my last one broke I needed a replacement. These are exactly what I get from my doctor's office. And now I have three so if another one breaks I have a back up. They are not water tight so you have to store them upright. Not a problem for me because I only take my contacts out at night and I keep the case on my bathroom counter.

These are not quite what I expected, though I am sure they will do - particularly as my eye doctor told me to replace my lens holders frequently. These are all one piece, where the cap is attached and flips open rather than the kind that unscrew and could get dropped on the floor, so I suppose this is more sanitary. I did expect, from the illustration to receive "assorted colors" and all three are white ... boring. I didn't care what colors I got but one reason I ordered these is I thought they would be colored. Different color cases are not just more interesting to look at, but there is a practical application, making it easier to keep track of how often you change out your cases.

These work great although I wouldn't trust them to hold solution when traveling although I haven't used them that way. Beats having to screw on or off a lid to get to your contacts. The surprising thing is I can't find these in any store anywhere so I had to order off the Internet. Could not live without these easy to use cases. Even my eye doctor gives them to you when you forget your own case. I gave some to my sister and she no longer uses the old screw on lid cases.

After looking in every discount and drug store for this type of contact case, I did what I should have done at first: Check Amazon.This case is like the original one that my gas permeable contacts came in. The curvature of the storage area is perfect for removal of rigid lenses (unlike other cases where I was always sure I would break my lens trying to slide it out.) I appreciate the white color as I can see my blue-tinted lenses easily. The smallness of the storage area allows for a minimal amount of needed solution. The caps are attached, easily opened and closed with one hand, and it's easy to 'feel' left from right.I bought a bunch, and throw them in the dishwasher to get a good cleaning. Great value, great find! It's a small thing, but oh, so appreciated!

They're not leak proof but I've been wanting them because of the convenient snap on tops. I've bought a type of cute, snappy, lens case from Target before but those were horrible to use (The gasket? always fell out when opening, they were leaky, and were hard to get both sides to dry.)These are great because the tops always stay open when you want them to dry. Like others have mentioned, they only take a small amount of solution; I don't really care about that because I buy Costco Kirkland solution which is very inexpensive anyway.

I wouldn't recommend these so much for travelling because the solution leaks out of them easily, especially when changing elevation or altitude. They're great to have on hand, though, to replace old ones or lost ones.

but I love them. Walgreens and Wmart used to carry these very cheap snap-top cases and then suddenly they were gone. I hate the screw-on tops and huge storage containers that are being sold everywhere as well as the free ones that come with the contact lens solution. All they seem to want is for you to go ahead and fill those buckets up and have to buy another bottle of solution within a couple of weeks. You don't need a tablespoon of solution to keep your lenses clean! These are small, snap on lids are just lovely and the cup size itself is very nice. You will not have to fidget with trying to screw the tops on and spilling the solution in the process.