The flat orange lens case is a compact accessory for storing contact lenses. The case has two separate compartments with a clear division between left and right. Thanks to its flat shape, it takes up very little space and is easy to store. The orange colour makes the case easy to spot amongst other lens products. A practical choice for everyday use, storing spares or when travelling. Read more
SMEYEL ’s flat orange lens case stores soft or rigid contact lenses in the matching lens solution. The case has two compartments with tactile ‘L’ and ‘R’ markings, seals leak-proof with screw-on lids and is made from bacteria-resistant plastic. The orange lids distinguish between left and right. Thanks to its flat shape, the case fits easily into a bag.
You use this lens case to store contact lenses separately in suitable lens solution. The case has a separate compartment for the left and right lenses.
Yes. You can store soft lenses in this flat lens case, provided you use a solution suitable for soft lenses. Fill both compartments with fresh solution, place the lenses inside and close the lids. Always follow the instructions provided with the lenses and the solution.
Yes, the case is also suitable for rigid lenses. Please do ensure you use a solution intended for rigid lenses. A solution for soft lenses is not automatically suitable for rigid lenses, and vice versa. Do not use the case as a substitute for the case supplied with a hydrogen peroxide system; such a system requires its own case and a fixed neutralisation time.
No. Do not use tap water on the lenses or the case. Rinse the case with fresh lens solution and then leave it to dry open.
First, wash and dry your hands. Discard the old solution and rinse the compartments and lids with fresh lens solution, following the instructions provided with your solution. Then leave the case open to air-dry, with the lids removed, on a clean, dry surface. Do not use tap water, boiling water or the dishwasher.
Approximately every three months, or sooner if the case is damaged, discoloured or soiled. You could, for example, time its replacement to coincide with opening a new bottle of solution.
Yes. The flat design is handy for when you’re on the go. Do make sure both caps are straight and tightly closed, and store the case upright and separately so that the solution doesn’t come into contact with other items.
The case is designed for wearers who wish to store their soft or rigid lenses in a flat case, using a solution suitable for the lens type. If you wear daily disposable lenses, you simply discard them after use and usually do not need a case. Not sure which option is right for you? Then consult your optician or contact lens specialist.
