AITIME Soft Contact Lenses Remover and Insertion Tool, Contact Tweezers and Soft Silicone Scoop for Girls with Long Nails, Gift for Contact Lens New User (Green)

Fantastic product! Since I started wearing gel nails I was having trouble removing my soft lenses. These tweezers are perfect! If lenses are hard to move, a couple drops of saline and out they come. Highly recommended.

Not one feature of this product worked for me. I watched the video so I would know what to do, and none of it worked.Could not scoop up the contact lens with the shovel and when I finally got it the one time, it curled up and required me to unroll it with my fingers, the thing I wanted to avoid.When I placed the contact directly in the applicator, with my finger, it did not release into my eye but stayed stuck to the applicator.The tweezers never grabbed the contact when I wanted to remove it. I tried over and over again, and I could feel the tweezers on my eye so I know I was touching the contact, but it never moved and never released from my eye.Waste of money.

After trying the "tweezer" tool to remove my contacts, I found that it didn't work. In all fairness, my contacts always go onto my eyes easily but don't like to come back out. This tool didn't grab my contact any better than using my fingers. I gave it 3 stars because the item looks exactly as described, but it doesn't come with user instructions or cleaning instructions, which seems important for something you use in your eyes. It's my opinion that some might have a better experience with this product than I had.

I love these! They make the process of inserting contacts in and taking them out so much more easier, because there are so many times where I have trouble getting my contacts out which leads into eye redness and pretty bad irritation. These are especially hopeful if you currently have fake nails or acrylics on. But I will also add in that the little pilers it comes with are only good for picking up the contacts to handle, but wouldn’t recommend at all for getting them out of your eye as it’s physically near impossible to and while there’s a soft squishy plastic thing on the end at the tips of the pilers the design of it is too pointy and not suitable for eye contact removal.

I ordered these because I was having problems getting my contacts out at night. They where good quality but hard to grab the contact with. Easy to clean, liked the case they came in to keep them and easy to store and travel with. After several attempts using the tweezers I got it to help remove my contacts takes practice to use them.

I bought this because I have to wear contacts and I got acrylic nails, like a genius, without thinking about how I'd take my contacts out of my eyes with claws. I was very hopeful I'd be able to master the art of the suction cup or extracting the contacts from me eyes with the poorly made rubber tweezers....alas, I was very unsuccessful (after numerous attempts) and instead, risked stabbing myself in the eyes with my talons to avoid feeling like a failure every time I tried to remove them with this product. I'd say save your money... maybe you'll be like me and get really crafty with other ways to remove your contact lenses from your eyes. I wouldn't recommend aggressively rubbing your eyeballs out of extreme frustration, in the hopes they magically pop out in their own...

I have droopy eyelids, so getting my contacts in in the first place is difficult. The suction cup on the back doesn't even hold the lenses properly. It's too small and the lenses constantly shift, no matter how much or how little solution you put on it. The removal end is even worse! It just slides over the lenses or moves them around, it doesn't grip.It's a nice idea, theoretically easy to use but it's too bulky and won't remove the contacts and too small on the other end. Not very sturdy either, I heard what sounded like minor crackling when I tried to use it.

I wear long nails. It's hard to get my contacts out. I can put them in with no issue. The little pincher makes it so much easier. I recommend you watch the video demonstrating how. At first, I too struggled and thought I was going to hurt my eye trying to get the contact out. WET YOUR EYES WITH RE-WETTING OR ARTIFICIAL TEARS FIRST. If your eye is even a tiny bit dry from a day of wearing contacts, the contact is going to stick to your eye and not the pinchers. If you wet them, the contact is easily pinched and grasped by the tool. I tried both ways several times over a few days. No re-wetting and it was a losing fight, get some moisture in there and easy peasy.