Dispenser, Storage, Daily Contact Lenses, with Spectacle Compartment and Adhesive Attachment. Universal for All Brands

Yes, per other reviews, it is lightweight construction; however, it's not intended for a raid on Bin Laden's compound. It will easily withstand reasonable daily use and holds a month's worth of lenses. While initial set-up requires a modicum of skill (i.e., looking at the instructions), it is easy to use and reload.

This product is priced really high for what it is. The design is terrible. The only way this can work is if you leave all your contacts connected in strips, it won’t hold an entire box the thing falls apart when trying to load the contacts. I don’t know how you would refill it after it is mounted. The design is sooo poor there is a note that says we know it falls apart often, don’t return just re snap together. Just ugh!

My only dislike is that it’s hard to open.Nice looking product and keeps your contacts nice and organized for easy access once it’s filled.

The concept is a great one. The device itself looks great. The problem comes in though with how the contact cases come out of the holder/dispenser. They do not pull apart very easily and depending on the brand and type of container can break open and leak out.The description of the product implies that this is not an issue.

Buyer beware! Don’t get your hopes up thinking that this is going to help organize your bathroom because it’s truly at an extremely cheaply made piece of plastic that has the feel of a dollar toy that falls apart at the very touch. It is an embarrassment that they even sell it with the prospects of anyone liking it. It breaks easily, the edges don’t line up and the feel of it is simply unacceptable… truly disappointing.

I bought this because no other designs available I really liked. After reading the reviews, I looked at the other options and decided to just try it. I haven't had the experience from the bad reviews but learned from them and carefully pull off the contacts. I like how compact and smooth the design, and I have even loaded 6 weeks of contacts at a time.

I can't believe I've gone so long without having a device like this, and that it's one of the only ones I've found. It does the job exactly how it should and is very easy to use/attach to my wall. After about two months of daily use, I don't have any critiques for the design or reliability. 10/10

The front panel just falls off anytime you remove it instead of opening backwards and allowing easy dropping of the lenses in, which essentially defeats the purpose since they fall to the ground immediately instead of functioning properly