QUIST (TM) Solid Orthodontic Retainer Case (Copper)

After throwing away my wife's $250 retainers twice in 2 months...I had to buy an extra retainer case for the kitchen. That way, instead of wrapping her retainers in a random paper towel while she eats, and leaving them on the counter, they have a nice safe place to go. And now I don't accidentally throw away the paper towel containing the retainers and have to go dumpster diving. Case looks good, washes well, seems very sanitary...and I don't have to go dumpster diving--that's really the only reason I need this. But 10/10 for not going dumpster diving.

I purchased this case for my night guard, and chose this model for the drainage holes. I brush and rinse the guard in the morning before putting it in the case while wet. There are no drainage holes in the case, which not only renders it useless, but is false advertising. DO NOT PURCHASE THIS IF YOU WANT DRAINAGE.

This case is IDENTICAL to the one I got when I first got my braces off...28 years ago!!! Yes, that case had seen better days, and I was so in love with it (weird I know) that replacing it with anything else seemed hopeless, until I found THIS one on Amazon!!! It is EACTLY like the yellow I had, only BETTER, because it's COPPER!!! Super sturdy, basic and simple, but it does the job, and I couldn't be happier :)

I bought the copper case because of a prior review and agree the color is great for adults who don’t want a bright/tie dye/basic black case but is also easy to identify since I don’t have anything else in this color. It is well made strong plastic. I am giving it 4 stars because I closely examined the ventilation holes and they are so small I am not sure this is adequate air flow so i keep the case open for air. However, the benefit of having the ventilation holes so small in the middle-back part of the case is that it prevents dirt/debris from contaminating my night guard/retainers when I throw it in my purse.

Fits my mouth guard, and matches my bathroom decor. The ‘drainage holes’ do work pretty well—you just need to shake excess water off of your mouth guard or retainer and out of the container before closing it. I brush my mouth guard every morning with a little toothpaste and shake the excess rinse water off thoroughly before closing the container; when I get home from work, the container and mouth guard are pretty dry.

I have an expander and I lose my case ALL THE TIME but it had been over a week and still no luck. I decided to buy this guy as it was a nicer color and was sick of paper towels getting stuck to my expander or the fear of accidentally throwing it away. When it came in the mail I was very excited, however the very next day I found my old expander... 😅 The only thing that would be a bit better is if this one had drainage holes but overall I prefer this one over my original! :)

It does the job, and the size I've had before. But Idk if try would drop it in sand? The sides aren't air tight or lies flush against the bottom portion of container case. Good thing it has those indented edges to help keep elements out.

What can I say...it's a retainer case. Although I'm glad it came in different colors, had been looking for a pink one as a gift. It's a pretty good size too.

How much information can you provide on a small case? It's Turquoise (whatever colour that is), and it opens and shuts. It holds the retainer nicely and appears to be made of decent plastic.It has a label on the bottom to provide the owners details, just in case it gets left behind, which is nice.It does exactly what it is supposed to do. We don't have any complaints.

Perfecto. Protege bien mi retenedor, su diseño no es nada tosco y no queda con olores raros. Agujeros de ventilación discretos.