@@AntonioTheOptom I really appreciate it.. since this comment I can honestly say wholeheartedly, I have most definitely DID NOT overcome the problem and I'm sure many have not either... Very frustrating.
@@steve2jz664 I got over it in a week I suggest having someone like a doctor or family member guide you through and hold your eyes for you while you insert the lenses. The first time inserting the lenses took me 30 minutes and I can do it in 30 seconds now
It gets worse when you have a skin condition, you spend hours trying to figurenout why it's not going in and you skin is drying and cracking because it CAN'T be moisturised 🤣 #Skindisorderlife
I have no issues getting the lens in my eye. The problem is in the removal. That is what brought me to your channel in the first place - Your method for removal works amazing - Thank you!
Me too, I was taught to pinch them to get them dislodged, will never do that again. His method works first time everything and is way less irritating to my eyes!
Same the whole video is triggering me. I bought contacts but the doctor never let me get them because I couldn't put them in lol. I was looking for a tool to assist me 😭
You just made my life easier, I was taught to remove soft contacts by pinching them. I have so much trouble getting them out this way. After watching you video sliding them down and removing, changed my feeling about my contacts thank you keep making these videos please! I don't know why they taught me to pinch them but my first soft contacts were back in the mid 90s and I hated getting them out ever since! This week I finally got a new lenses that I have finally been and I can wear the for 9 hours, before I always had to have a full kit on me to remove them after 6. I did research and asked my optometrist for the brand I wanted to try, it is game changing.
I originally was watching your video to see about these tools! Watched it right the way to the end and you showed how you remove them normally! OMG why has no one showed me this before!!!! I have been pulling the eyes of myself for years trying to pinch them out. Now ever day this week I've got them out in 2 seconds!!! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH literally saved my life!!!!!
I have worn HARD contact lens for 60 years (yes, not a typo) and I never used tools to insert or remove them. I stand upright looking into a mirror, put the hard lens on my bottom lid and then raise the bottom lid to place the hard lens directly onto the pupil. Works well. To remove the RGP lens, I simply tug on my eyelid and they pop out. May take a couple of tries. My Optometrist just gave me a soft lens (not toric) to try and I struggled getting them in and out. Thanks for this video. Now I think I know how to manage the soft lens.
Oh wow really appreciate your video, the information is so helpful! I always used RGP, and it was no problem removing them with DMV plunger. But I recently switched over to soft contacts and been having trouble removing my lens every night haha. I love your method using fingers, and some of these tools look super interesting, thank you so much for trying them all out!
Super useful video, I have been thinking about buying these products for a long time but didn't know if they'll be right for me but bc of this video ik that my fingers are best for both makeup and contact. Thanks!! (PS the grunts when the contacts drop, SUPER relatable lmaoo)
Thank you for doing this video. I am a 60 year old man using contacts for the first time and find the removal process difficult. I was looking at the products you featured and you saved me the time and effort of trying these products. There seems to be no easy way to do this.
I like the tweezers. Not for anything other than picking up the contact out of the box. Basically it’ll help me not touch the inside of the lens making it basically spotless on my eye
I'm new to wearing contacts and been looking at applicators and been curious about them and when you showed how you removed it at the end I was thinking "I must of been doing something right" because I tried that. Still had difficulty doing it the other night but once you said dislodged now I know what else I should do. Currently I've only worn contacts twice and still deciding if I want dailies or long wears.
The best method I've found and safest to remove is. Dragging the eye down with one hand. Chin right in to give a double chin so its touching neck. Look up into the mirror which exposes the white of the eye at the bottom. You will see the lens sits about a mm around the colour part of eye. You will be aiming for where the colour part meets the white. Using your other hand shape it like this 👉 so you are pointing index at your nose. Place index finger on that mm of lens at bottom of colour part where it meets the white and drag. As you drag down don't just drag down straight it will just remain on the eye or go in bottom lid. Drag it like a 'J' shape following the shape of your nose. You need to keep slight pressure all the way down and it will flick the lens over the bottom lid when you complete the bottom of the J shape. Usually takes 1 to 3 drags but don't forget if you blink the lens moves back to the colour part. You must also keep eye still and focused to make sure your catching that mm at the bottom centre and watch it in the mirror. If you look side ways or up eg. not looking up into the mirror, you are just dragging the white part with no lens. Safe, no pinching, good for false nails too. Very easy 👌 The position would be 2.55 but with chin down, look up into mirror and his R hand (one with stick) like 👈 Let me know if it helped anyone below.
New subscriber here. I can say that I've learned a lot from your different videos so far. Thank you.. Planning to buy contact lens soon that's why I'm here. ☺️
I’m pretty sure the silicone suction part (opposite side of the spoon) is what you’re suppose to use to put the contacts in and the tweezers to take them out 😅 (for the soft lenses similar to the hard contact applicator).
The suction cup thingy is for hard lens correct but you can remove soft lens by pinching it at the base, dont suck or slide it around your eyeball. Instead of your fingers or fingernail the cup touches your lens (pinch it out like you would with fingers with the cup between your finger and lens). For me it helps that I wont accidentally hurt my eye with manicure nails (my fingers and nails only touch the cup). :)
I'm very new to contact lenses. The second day was 10 times faster than the first day. For removing the lens I found it easier to make sure to roll the finger and thumb together when pinching. I see it in example videos, but you have to stay disciplined and not blink, or squint, etc.
I'm 37 and got contacts for the first time about 2 weeks ago. My "instruction" included a ~30 minute video and practical, which included placing and removing the lens. The entire time I was in office, they had gangsta rap blaring (I love rap thats not the problem), and I could still hear them talking shit about how they wish they never sold contacts again. So unprofessional. I hate it there. Now, I'm not sure how confident I am using contacts. Oh well
I wear a bandage contact lens that I change once a month because I have a rare degenerative cornea disease, and the lens keeps the tissue from breaking down. Changing lenses is nerve wracking, but after watching this, I think I'll stay away from removal tools lol. Thanks so much for doing this video :)
Hmm. I was actually looking to buy one of those suction cup ones but not anymore! I’m glad I came back to your channel to see what you thought about it. I have such difficulty getting my contact out but maybe I’m just not dislodging it enough. The problem is I can’t see if I’ve successfully dislodged it or where to grab it. I’ll just have to keep working on it.
Haha omg this video was great super helpful but also hilarious. I just got some long nails and I’m not used to them so it was taking forever to remove my contacts so I bought that eye plunger tool not realizing it’s for hard lenses only (different company that didn’t label it that way) and when I tried using it I felt like my eyeball was going to come out 😂😂 lesson learned lol
This was great! But maybe it is worth trying the hard contact remover but slide the lens over first? i.e. Stick it on like you did at the 11:44 mark but instead of pulling straight out, move the lens sideways so it off the cornea and then pull? I have rough finger tips and did not realize I had a splinter in my index finger while trying to remove a lens. Ouch.
"What if I went _even harder!_ let's give that a go..." >:] You diabolical jerk! Haha You knew you were gonna gross out people like me with that one! Also, that blurry out of focus "Aah! Mmmmggh!" :| was hilarious.
Sounds like it could use a smaller and lower powered suction cup for soft contact lenses ? I don't wear contact lenses but are looking into getting some . I had tried some sample contacts on years ago and remembered it was impossible to put them on but after a few drinks , no problem !
My 13 yo son is currently trialling contact lenses to slow down the progression of his myopia and we literally spent 1.5 hours tonight trying to get his contacts out. He was frustrated to tears, his poor eyes were so red from prodding and poking them 😔 and I couldn't help him as the way I take out my contacts didn't work for him. I'm so glad I came across your video because I was actually going to buy some of these tools for him as I've seen them before, so I was looking for some reviews. But I'll definitely get him to try dragging the contacts to the bottom of his lid tomorrow, (IF he'll give the contacts another go. I think he was done with them after tonight).
Oh my god. I thought I'd prefer tools because I have an eye phobia... but no thank you. Hahaha This was an absolute nightmare to watch. In a good way. Thanks for this! It was very entertaining in a disgusting and educational kinda way.
Lol I came here because I purchased some contacts that came with a case tweezers and suction cup and I was questioning weather they were safe and effective and I’m glad I checked your video before I went at it myself.
I was thinking of using the hard contact lenses suction tool but I'm glad he showed that it's not the correct tool to use. He made me laugh when he had the suction tool stuck on his eye while moving his eye around lol
This was so helpful ! I have a hard time taking my contacts out & end up pinching my eyeball for some reason so I was thinking about a tool. Thank you !!!
Thank you for the video! The reason I want to buy an applicator is because I am starting to wear nail tips, and I find it difficult to put on my contacts with them. Getting them out isn't a problem for me though :)
Can you try this with the bottom of the plunger cut off to allow air through and reduce the suction. Maybe with a scleral lens applicator cuz they have a hole going through the center
I will give you a like for 11:30 hahaha and also for the tip on removing the contact lenses, its really the hardest part for me, especially with my astigmatism.
The "suck cup" on the first one is used for the application btw, not removal. I would manually remove contacts from my eyes. On the 2nd removal, I would have dipped it in solution first to help it stick to the remover.
So is there a soft contact remover you would recommend? I've tried using contact lenses but removing them was the hardest part as I have dry eyes from taking daily allergy meds.
2:34 From what I've seen on the advertisements and online tutorials, that's not the applicator, that's the end you use to remove the lens from your eye. The other end which you were using to remove the lens is the actual applicator. You got the ends mixed up. I have eczema and need to keep my hands moisturised. I'm considering a tool like this. From what I've seen Sometimes cutting nails are not exactly the convenient or ideal solution. Some people have acrylic nails which cost a lot of money to get (e.g. $150AUD fancy acrylics) and which they often intend to wear for mor than a week or two, so they wouldn't exactly want to cut off their nails to just to put contact lens on, removing acrylics take time as you sometimes have to first file them down (not just the free edge, but also the area that's on the real nail), to get them thin enough to be clipped off in the first place. Other than that, I also see those tools are a great alternative if you have also torn off your nail and you have to keep the injured nail bed away from other liquids.
Can you please post a video for removal of RGP lens with DMV hard contact lens remover. I am a keratoconus patient and i tired to remove the RGP lens using the blinking technique as well as the technique of placing two fingers up n down the lens to break the vaccum to remove the lens.. But both the techniques failed. So i have discontinued wearing it right away. I always have a fear of what if i can't remove those lens from my eye.
I’m a new contact patient starting in my mid 40’s. I’m having a hard time putting them in and really a hard taking them out. I have only successfully got them out with the push out technique (by looking down towards the nose and pushing downward with my top eye lid. Like I’m trying to rub them out I can’t do the tweezer pinch or slide the contact to the side and the pinch it, out) It has taken me an hour or more to just put one contact in. I know it takes patience. I also get this burning sensation on the bottom eye lid when I’m putting them in. I do have somewhat of slanted eyes as I’m Pacific Islander decent. What do you think I should try. I can’t pull my upper eye lid up as I get scared and my eye lid goes crazy and I want to blink. I have noticed that I have to start with my face looking downward as I look up with my eye to get them in. Do you have any suggestions?
Hi, you might have gotten the hang of it now, but here are some tips: When inserting the lens, I would suggest using both hands. Using the right hand you will pull down the lower eyelid and place the lens. With the left hand you will have to place your arm on top of your head, reach down and pull up your top eyelid. If you need to blink while pulling your top eyelid you are probably touching your eye, try holding it open by your lashes instead. As for removal: sliding the lenses down and pinching should be the easiest way of removing them, but if you really aren't able to you can use some eye solution to flush them out. Hope this helps!
@@kristianl7117 thanks for the reply. I have concord the technique with.left hand pulling the eyelash’s up as I pull down the eyelid with the right hand as that’s my dominant side. I really have to relax and try to let the anxiety pass before I apply. If I don’t my upper eyelid wants to blink like crazy. Down so far. I’m getting the pinch technique down little at a time but it’s working.
@@DJMEDIC671 No problem. It takes time and practice, but you'll get the hang of it eventually. I have worn contacts for over a decade now and can easily touch my eyes without blinking, but it definitely used to be a struggle. Good luck!
I have to say I never once thought about using a tool. Partly because I got them in and out after two tries the first time I ever did it. But also because oh. my. god. Using a tool sounds terrifying.
Yeah that first one isn't working because you're using it all wrong. You put the lens on the handle end, that's why it fell off. You INSERT the lens by picking it up with the tweezers, place it in the suction cup at the OTHER end, and then insert. You then use the tweezers to extract.
i just bought a graded soft contact lens after wearing hard non graded colored one, and its sooo hard like i cant pinch them to remove like i did in hard contacts
I have a yellowish display called reading mood on my phone do u think at night if i use the Reading mode on phone will it be fine like if a make it a habit of everyday. Would appreciate if u answer. U inspire me to know more about eyes
I tried lenses for the first time yesterday .. I managed after 3 hours to put my right eye on, and then with a pair of pliers I took it off after 30 minutes of intense stress . it's really scary, I don't have the strength to put them back yet 😫
I’ve seen some people use a sliding technique, where they just slide it down from the centre until it folds over on itself, but whenever I try this the lens just continues going further down and doesn’t slip out or fold over🥲. Heres where I’ve seen it being used: m.th-cam.com/video/lWgCL1Rtnug/w-d-xo.html (Skip to 4.35) Whats your take on this?
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Holding the lends isn't a problem... The blinking is the dam problem!!!
😢 I hope you overcome this problem!
Spent a couple night keeping my eyes open in a bowl of water. Now I can touch my eyes after the first time in 2 years of trying
@@AntonioTheOptom I really appreciate it.. since this comment I can honestly say wholeheartedly, I have most definitely DID NOT overcome the problem and I'm sure many have not either... Very frustrating.
@@steve2jz664 I got over it in a week I suggest having someone like a doctor or family member guide you through and hold your eyes for you while you insert the lenses. The first time inserting the lenses took me 30 minutes and I can do it in 30 seconds now
It gets worse when you have a skin condition, you spend hours trying to figurenout why it's not going in and you skin is drying and cracking because it CAN'T be moisturised 🤣
#Skindisorderlife
I have no issues getting the lens in my eye. The problem is in the removal. That is what brought me to your channel in the first place - Your method for removal works amazing - Thank you!
😁 glad I could help!
Me too, I was taught to pinch them to get them dislodged, will never do that again. His method works first time everything and is way less irritating to my eyes!
My doctor said “Slide the lens to the left or right of the eye. That breaks the suction between the lens & eye. That makes it easy to remove.”
Same for me, I STRUGGLE greatly getting the contacts out. I could not get my contacts to slide down the way he showed for some reason.
he’s being so chill and i’m freaking out for him
Same the whole video is triggering me. I bought contacts but the doctor never let me get them because I couldn't put them in lol. I was looking for a tool to assist me 😭
I love this guy! He’s so cute. And I laughed when that hard lens remover was stuck on his lens and his eyes went side to side!
😂😂😂
Yes that part funny and cute 😅
You just made my life easier, I was taught to remove soft contacts by pinching them. I have so much trouble getting them out this way. After watching you video sliding them down and removing, changed my feeling about my contacts thank you keep making these videos please! I don't know why they taught me to pinch them but my first soft contacts were back in the mid 90s and I hated getting them out ever since! This week I finally got a new lenses that I have finally been and I can wear the for 9 hours, before I always had to have a full kit on me to remove them after 6. I did research and asked my optometrist for the brand I wanted to try, it is game changing.
ME TOO!! When I heard you have to pinch them I like 🫣 doesn’t sound right
Everything gave me anxiety lol
😂😂😂🤪
SAME
I originally was watching your video to see about these tools! Watched it right the way to the end and you showed how you remove them normally! OMG why has no one showed me this before!!!! I have been pulling the eyes of myself for years trying to pinch them out. Now ever day this week I've got them out in 2 seconds!!! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH literally saved my life!!!!!
😂 oh boy I’m glad you know now! 👍
Product review with lots of humor - best kind! Also, I learned things I should have learned when I first got contacts, 30 years ago. Thank you!
I have worn HARD contact lens for 60 years (yes, not a typo) and I never used tools to insert or remove them. I stand upright looking into a mirror, put the hard lens on my bottom lid and then raise the bottom lid to place the hard lens directly onto the pupil. Works well. To remove the RGP lens, I simply tug on my eyelid and they pop out. May take a couple of tries. My Optometrist just gave me a soft lens (not toric) to try and I struggled getting them in and out. Thanks for this video. Now I think I know how to manage the soft lens.
Superb explanation ! Appreciate your efforts in educating patients using contact lens
Oh wow really appreciate your video, the information is so helpful! I always used RGP, and it was no problem removing them with DMV plunger. But I recently switched over to soft contacts and been having trouble removing my lens every night haha. I love your method using fingers, and some of these tools look super interesting, thank you so much for trying them all out!
Super useful video, I have been thinking about buying these products for a long time but didn't know if they'll be right for me but bc of this video ik that my fingers are best for both makeup and contact. Thanks!!
(PS the grunts when the contacts drop, SUPER relatable lmaoo)
😂😂😂😂
Thank you for doing this video. I am a 60 year old man using contacts for the first time and find the removal process difficult. I was looking at the products you featured and you saved me the time and effort of trying these products. There seems to be no easy way to do this.
U would think they would make a little air suction thing to get them out ,I find them so hard to get out
My doctor said “Slide the lens to the left or right of the eye. That breaks the suction between the lens & eye. That makes it easy to remove.”
This was the one of the most helpful and relatable videos that I have ever watched. Thank you for sharing.
👍👍
Thanks for this video because it resolves a lot of my questions on contact lens tools.
I like the tweezers. Not for anything other than picking up the contact out of the box. Basically it’ll help me not touch the inside of the lens making it basically spotless on my eye
I'm new to wearing contacts and been looking at applicators and been curious about them and when you showed how you removed it at the end I was thinking "I must of been doing something right" because I tried that. Still had difficulty doing it the other night but once you said dislodged now I know what else I should do. Currently I've only worn contacts twice and still deciding if I want dailies or long wears.
The best method I've found and safest to remove is.
Dragging the eye down with one hand.
Chin right in to give a double chin so its touching neck.
Look up into the mirror which exposes the white of the eye at the bottom.
You will see the lens sits about a mm around the colour part of eye.
You will be aiming for where the colour part meets the white.
Using your other hand shape it like this 👉 so you are pointing index at your nose.
Place index finger on that mm of lens at bottom of colour part where it meets the white and drag.
As you drag down don't just drag down straight it will just remain on the eye or go in bottom lid.
Drag it like a 'J' shape following the shape of your nose.
You need to keep slight pressure all the way down and it will flick the lens over the bottom lid when you complete the bottom of the J shape.
Usually takes 1 to 3 drags but don't forget if you blink the lens moves back to the colour part.
You must also keep eye still and focused to make sure your catching that mm at the bottom centre and watch it in the mirror.
If you look side ways or up eg. not looking up into the mirror, you are just dragging the white part with no lens.
Safe, no pinching, good for false nails too. Very easy 👌
The position would be 2.55 but with chin down, look up into mirror and his R hand (one with stick) like 👈
Let me know if it helped anyone below.
Ur way to take out the contact lenses is actually helpful than the other creator, thankyou!
Thanks for the feedback I’m glad I could help 👍
New subscriber here. I can say that I've learned a lot from your different videos so far. Thank you.. Planning to buy contact lens soon that's why I'm here. ☺️
😁 glad to hear! Hope you like your new lenses!
I’m pretty sure the silicone suction part (opposite side of the spoon) is what you’re suppose to use to put the contacts in and the tweezers to take them out 😅 (for the soft lenses similar to the hard contact applicator).
😂 oops
I didn’t think he was using it right lool had me questioning myself hah
The suction cup thingy is for hard lens correct but you can remove soft lens by pinching it at the base, dont suck or slide it around your eyeball. Instead of your fingers or fingernail the cup touches your lens (pinch it out like you would with fingers with the cup between your finger and lens). For me it helps that I wont accidentally hurt my eye with manicure nails (my fingers and nails only touch the cup). :)
I'm very new to contact lenses. The second day was 10 times faster than the first day. For removing the lens I found it easier to make sure to roll the finger and thumb together when pinching. I see it in example videos, but you have to stay disciplined and not blink, or squint, etc.
I'm 37 and got contacts for the first time about 2 weeks ago. My "instruction" included a ~30 minute video and practical, which included placing and removing the lens. The entire time I was in office, they had gangsta rap blaring (I love rap thats not the problem), and I could still hear them talking shit about how they wish they never sold contacts again. So unprofessional. I hate it there. Now, I'm not sure how confident I am using contacts. Oh well
I wear a bandage contact lens that I change once a month because I have a rare degenerative cornea disease, and the lens keeps the tissue from breaking down. Changing lenses is nerve wracking, but after watching this, I think I'll stay away from removal tools lol. Thanks so much for doing this video :)
What are the symptoms of the cornea disease I think I may have something like that
Hmm. I was actually looking to buy one of those suction cup ones but not anymore! I’m glad I came back to your channel to see what you thought about it. I have such difficulty getting my contact out but maybe I’m just not dislodging it enough. The problem is I can’t see if I’ve successfully dislodged it or where to grab it. I’ll just have to keep working on it.
Same problem for me now😂 btw have u succeeded?
Thank you for this video. I'm brand new to contact lenses and really struggling with getting them in and out.
Hope you can use contacts without a problem soon ! 🙏
This Dr is so good 🙏and very nice , cute
You’re so hilarious hahahahaha I enjoyed the entire video xD
Thank you, very well made video !👍🌞
Thank you! 😁
Haha omg this video was great super helpful but also hilarious. I just got some long nails and I’m not used to them so it was taking forever to remove my contacts so I bought that eye plunger tool not realizing it’s for hard lenses only (different company that didn’t label it that way) and when I tried using it I felt like my eyeball was going to come out 😂😂 lesson learned lol
I'm glad I don't have long nails and I did have great success with your method of sliding it down onto the white part as you demonstrated! ty ty
This was great! But maybe it is worth trying the hard contact remover but slide the lens over first? i.e. Stick it on like you did at the 11:44 mark but instead of pulling straight out, move the lens sideways so it off the cornea and then pull? I have rough finger tips and did not realize I had a splinter in my index finger while trying to remove a lens. Ouch.
Thanks for the video! Was contemplating getting this because my nails are long but I think I'll stick to what I know haha
Yeah don’t waste your money 😂
I ordered the last one made for hard lenses. I struggle mainly with inserting the lenses. Hope it will be as easy as shown in this video 👌
how do you properly disinfect/clean and store the tweezers and applicator?
"What if I went _even harder!_ let's give that a go..." >:]
You diabolical jerk! Haha You knew you were gonna gross out people like me with that one!
Also, that blurry out of focus "Aah! Mmmmggh!" :| was hilarious.
😈😈😈😈
Sounds like it could use a smaller and lower powered suction cup for soft contact lenses ? I don't wear contact lenses but are looking into getting some . I had tried some sample contacts on years ago and remembered it was impossible to put them on but after a few drinks , no problem !
My 13 yo son is currently trialling contact lenses to slow down the progression of his myopia and we literally spent 1.5 hours tonight trying to get his contacts out. He was frustrated to tears, his poor eyes were so red from prodding and poking them 😔 and I couldn't help him as the way I take out my contacts didn't work for him. I'm so glad I came across your video because I was actually going to buy some of these tools for him as I've seen them before, so I was looking for some reviews. But I'll definitely get him to try dragging the contacts to the bottom of his lid tomorrow, (IF he'll give the contacts another go. I think he was done with them after tonight).
Oh my god. I thought I'd prefer tools because I have an eye phobia... but no thank you. Hahaha
This was an absolute nightmare to watch. In a good way.
Thanks for this! It was very entertaining in a disgusting and educational kinda way.
😂 I’m sorry but it had to be done hahahahaha
Lol I came here because I purchased some contacts that came with a case tweezers and suction cup and I was questioning weather they were safe and effective and I’m glad I checked your video before I went at it myself.
👍👍👍
Sir we're not trimming these 💅🏻, this is why we're buying tools. Thanks for the review though I think you help me pick out which one I should buy
I was thinking of using the hard contact lenses suction tool but I'm glad he showed that it's not the correct tool to use.
He made me laugh when he had the suction tool stuck on his eye while moving his eye around lol
This was so helpful ! I have a hard time taking my contacts out & end up pinching my eyeball for some reason so I was thinking about a tool. Thank you !!!
Fun and interesting to watch :)
Thank you 😁
Thank you for the video! The reason I want to buy an applicator is because I am starting to wear nail tips, and I find it difficult to put on my contacts with them. Getting them out isn't a problem for me though :)
Links for products used? Thank you for the helpful video
Can you try this with the bottom of the plunger cut off to allow air through and reduce the suction. Maybe with a scleral lens applicator cuz they have a hole going through the center
Fascinating video. But im also horrified watching this 😂
Especially the tool stuck to your eye moving about.
what a great video :D
What is your opinion on the OptiWand. I have stopped wearing contact lenses because I cannot remove them.
That was super freaky how it stuck to your eye when going left and right at the end!
I will give you a like for 11:30 hahaha and also for the tip on removing the contact lenses, its really the hardest part for me, especially with my astigmatism.
Screw all these gadgets, I've been using my fingers to put my contacts in and take them out.
Agreed 😂
@@AntonioTheOptom I know right. Lmao I'm like I can put my contacts on in 2.5.
The "suck cup" on the first one
is used for the application btw, not removal. I would manually remove contacts from my eyes. On the 2nd removal, I would have dipped it in solution first to help it stick to the remover.
Good idea 😁
The end had me 😂
So is there a soft contact remover you would recommend? I've tried using contact lenses but removing them was the hardest part as I have dry eyes from taking daily allergy meds.
Thanks Antonio. This is a good guide, very practical and clear
Our small asian eyes are hard to wear CL😆
I should have watch it ebfore i purchase the sucking applicator🥹
amazing method to remove the contact.!
2:34 From what I've seen on the advertisements and online tutorials, that's not the applicator, that's the end you use to remove the lens from your eye. The other end which you were using to remove the lens is the actual applicator. You got the ends mixed up.
I have eczema and need to keep my hands moisturised. I'm considering a tool like this.
From what I've seen
Sometimes cutting nails are not exactly the convenient or ideal solution. Some people have acrylic nails which cost a lot of money to get (e.g. $150AUD fancy acrylics) and which they often intend to wear for mor than a week or two, so they wouldn't exactly want to cut off their nails to just to put contact lens on, removing acrylics take time as you sometimes have to first file them down (not just the free edge, but also the area that's on the real nail), to get them thin enough to be clipped off in the first place. Other than that, I also see those tools are a great alternative if you have also torn off your nail and you have to keep the injured nail bed away from other liquids.
Would you recommend the last tool for application only on soft contacts?
The DMV?
Can you please post a video for removal of RGP lens with DMV hard contact lens remover. I am a keratoconus patient and i tired to remove the RGP lens using the blinking technique as well as the technique of placing two fingers up n down the lens to break the vaccum to remove the lens.. But both the techniques failed. So i have discontinued wearing it right away. I always have a fear of what if i can't remove those lens from my eye.
I’m a new contact patient starting in my mid 40’s. I’m having a hard time putting them in and really a hard taking them out. I have only successfully got them out with the push out technique (by looking down towards the nose and pushing downward with my top eye lid. Like I’m trying to rub them out I can’t do the tweezer pinch or slide the contact to the side and the pinch it, out) It has taken me an hour or more to just put one contact in. I know it takes patience. I also get this burning sensation on the bottom eye lid when I’m putting them in. I do have somewhat of slanted eyes as I’m Pacific Islander decent. What do you think I should try. I can’t pull my upper eye lid up as I get scared and my eye lid goes crazy and I want to blink. I have noticed that I have to start with my face looking downward as I look up with my eye to get them in. Do you have any suggestions?
Hi, you might have gotten the hang of it now, but here are some tips: When inserting the lens, I would suggest using both hands. Using the right hand you will pull down the lower eyelid and place the lens. With the left hand you will have to place your arm on top of your head, reach down and pull up your top eyelid. If you need to blink while pulling your top eyelid you are probably touching your eye, try holding it open by your lashes instead. As for removal: sliding the lenses down and pinching should be the easiest way of removing them, but if you really aren't able to you can use some eye solution to flush them out. Hope this helps!
@@kristianl7117 thanks for the reply. I have concord the technique with.left hand pulling the eyelash’s up as I pull down the eyelid with the right hand as that’s my dominant side. I really have to relax and try to let the anxiety pass before I apply. If I don’t my upper eyelid wants to blink like crazy. Down so far. I’m getting the pinch technique down little at a time but it’s working.
@@DJMEDIC671 No problem. It takes time and practice, but you'll get the hang of it eventually. I have worn contacts for over a decade now and can easily touch my eyes without blinking, but it definitely used to be a struggle. Good luck!
Would the tweezer work if contacts was dislodged on lower eye?
I guess so? It’s the dislodging part I’m afraid of 😂
Thank you!
You’re welcome!
I have to say I never once thought about using a tool. Partly because I got them in and out after two tries the first time I ever did it. But also because oh. my. god. Using a tool sounds terrifying.
😂😂 glad you didn’t need a tool!
I have dry hands and it honestly hurts to drag the contact down like your preferred method. Is there another method you recommend trying?
Use eye solution. Either flush your eyes with eye solution or just soak your fingers in it.
I always get lint or fuzzy in it. I never wear them because it's such a pain in the rear. 😖
Oh my, was not expecting him to stick the suction to his eye and move it around like that rofl!!
11:33 I am disappointed in myself for laughing at that
Why this man is so beautiful xD
Are there special tools that optometrist use to remove (or insert) contacts into patients eyes? Just curious.
Nope just good ol fingers 😂
@@AntonioTheOptom Touching someone else's eye(s). I guess it is part of the job.
@@CherylRider nope. At least for me, every eye doctor has had me insert and remove my own contacts. Even the very first time I got contacts.
@@kaylabrown2280 I had to do that as well, my nephew had a contact lens fused to his eye and had to have the doctor remove it.
I have the second all in one...I've been fighting for 4 days to get them out and the tweezer side is to big to grab
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Which ones work for soft ones
You just saved me $15. Thank you!
when you used the tweezer like that, i had a mini panic attack
So any of them good ?
thx super test
This is why I stick to glasses. Putting contacts takes me 30 mins for each eye
Yikes haha time before school/work is valuable time !
This is the reality 💁🏻
Essilor!
i can remove lenses but i have an insane hard time to put them in,so after 30min i give up. this video helps me to try them out again
i thought the tweezers were just to get them out of the container/case if your fingers were too big 😂😂
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Same here-as I've seen other videos. Used to place on the cup. I'd still remove them manually.
Some times I can’t get my soft lenses to stick to my eyes, it can take 5 minutes or more sometimes why does this happen
I usually use that stick. Very easy, truly.
You deliberately complicated. It shouldn't "suck". Just use it as thin analog finger.
My bad! 🙏
Yeah that first one isn't working because you're using it all wrong.
You put the lens on the handle end, that's why it fell off.
You INSERT the lens by picking it up with the tweezers, place it in the suction cup at the OTHER end, and then insert.
You then use the tweezers to extract.
My bad!
I focking love you men beucaseu of you I got my contacts out with my hands trew the end tip thank you so much
i thought the suction was to apply lens to eye and tweezers to remove from eye? lol
Oh man I wanted to start to get my nails done ,but was hoping for a solution to getting my contacts out. I knew fingers would be best though😔
i just bought a graded soft contact lens after wearing hard non graded colored one, and its sooo hard like i cant pinch them to remove like i did in hard contacts
Look I’ve got my soft contact lenses two days ago! Just give it time and you will get used to inserting and removing them.
Any applicators that come sterilised and ready to use?
I was just use a piece of toilet paper to get them out putting them in is the difficult part
I have a yellowish display called reading mood on my phone do u think at night if i use the Reading mode on phone will it be fine like if a make it a habit of everyday. Would appreciate if u answer. U inspire me to know more about eyes
you're using the first applicator wrong
I tried lenses for the first time yesterday .. I managed after 3 hours to put my right eye on, and then with a pair of pliers I took it off after 30 minutes of intense stress .
it's really scary, I don't have the strength to put them back yet 😫
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@@AntonioTheOptom i did it !
@@magihiyoriyona_nanatsu5092 congratz!!
@@AntonioTheOptom thanks !! 🥰
11:46 LMAO
Please can you show a way of how to do it with long acylic nails if you can🙏
I already made a video on that topic 😂
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I laughed so hard
I’ve seen some people use a sliding technique, where they just slide it down from the centre until it folds over on itself, but whenever I try this the lens just continues going further down and doesn’t slip out or fold over🥲. Heres where I’ve seen it being used:
m.th-cam.com/video/lWgCL1Rtnug/w-d-xo.html
(Skip to 4.35)
Whats your take on this?
Everyone will have a slightly different technique, do what works best for you!
I slide it down ahd pinch, it doesn't really fold for me either