Can you use it to remove soft contact lenses
1397919
I don't believe so, it could potentially tear your lens. RGP lenses are rigid and don't tear.
1397920
Nope just tried. You will probably pull your eye ball out before it seperates from your contact. Although I bet you could use it to help a child insert a soft contact....Not sure.
1397921
I have used mine to "assist" in REMOVAL of soft lenses and, for me at least, it worked well. I press lightly on a surface of the lens with this tool then slide it a bit to dislodge the lens from the eyeball. At that point I can easily swipe the lens out with my finger. Works well for me and I'm using Dalies which are ultra thin and soft.
1397922
Perhaps, but it appears to be made-to-order for hard contact lenses. It is amazing how well it works. You might want to give it a try.
611114
You do if you want to be able to remove both at once together. It might work separately. My cloth isn't much larger than the ring.
975465
I have been using this product for a couple of years now. I have no problem using it with eyeshadow. I haven't worn contact lenses since I have been using it but it absorbs really well and I don't think you will have a problem. I've been very happy with this product.
2025419
not that I know of - I would go to a dermatologist for that - this removes makeup and if you get build up on the rims of your eyelids it removes stuff
1506285
I don't know why not. I would. I don't have a 35mm camera any more but I use them to wipe our binoculars. You might want to ask your local camera shop but I don't see why not. As far as I know there's nothing abrasive about it or I wouldn't us it on my plastic sunglass lenses.
607063
The cleaner is mostly good for brushing off dust from lenses; I cannot imagine that your eye lenses (i.e. not contacts!) would benefit much from this item. However, it is a useful tool for professional and point-n-click cameras.
2041858
I don't really know as it was a gift. I suppose any kind of eyeglass cleaner with a soft cloth might work. Sorry.
1735316
Yes, this can be removed. Any lens, filter, ect., can be used as lond as they the thread as as the 52 mm adapter. I use this on mt camera.
190724
Yes. That's what i'm using it for. Note though that the contact is really iffy.
881037
Yes you can use it to remove fine dust from the lens, but you may not require all of them, just one brush would do.
607061
I can't say for sure, but it appears to me the bristles might be a little harsh for a pair of eye glasses. I would look for an alternative for cleaning eye lenses.
1559254
You can easily remove left over make up. also, Messed up foundation or bronzer, Sure. I feel if you were to remove a completely covered eye, no. You'd waste the product.
215808
I've used these removers for years on hard gas permeable lenses. They work well. Don't see why they wouldn't work on the larger lense.
1999923
Hi G, My husband actually uses it as a rinse for his soft contacts but I have read other reviews on other websites reviews saying you can. Here is one such review: Best Price on the Internet!! 8/19/2013 Customer review by Chihuahuakook 5.0 stars by Chihuahuakook Because I wear Prosthetic Eye devices (PROSE contacts), this is the only preservative free Solution available. Unisol 4 is SO gentle and AMAZING, I love it. And Walmarts price is truly out of this world! I go through a bottle every three days, so you can imagine I need the best value. I use it for rinsing after cleansing my hard contacts. Then I use it again before inserting the lenses. I hope this helps you G.
744458
If its just dust or removable particles, u can use it. if there are scratches etc., than of course it is not helpful
2255679
Yes, it can be tricky to remove. Unlike top-quality filters which are well machined metal, the adapter is plastic and flexes when gripped. The trick is to not grab it on both sides as you normally would but to grip the edge of the ring between your thumb and forefinger and very gently rotate it. You might have to grip it in two locations using both hands but what you are trying to do is grip it in a way that doesn't squeeze the ring causing it to expand and bind on the lens threads. If you have one of those rubber sheets used to open jars, you might be able to just place the sheet on a table and then place the lens filter-ring-down on the sheet and rotate it as an alternative method. Yes, it can be tricky to remove. Unlike top-quality filters which are well machined metal, the adapter is plastic and flexes when gripped. The trick is to not grab it on both sides as you normally would but to grip the edge of the ring between your thumb and forefinger and very gently rotate it. You might have to grip it in two locations using both hands but what you are trying to do is grip it in a way that doesn't squeeze the ring causing it to expand and bind on the lens threads. If you have one of those rubber sheets used to open jars, you might be able to just place the sheet on a... » Read More Yes, it can be tricky to remove. Unlike top-quality filters which are well machined metal, the adapter is plastic and flexes when gripped. The trick is to not grab it on both sides as you normally would but to grip the edge of the ring between your thumb and forefinger and very gently rotate it. You might have to grip it in two locations using both hands but what you are trying to do is grip it in a way that doesn't squeeze the ring causing it to expand and bind on the lens threads. If you have one of those rubber sheets used to open jars, you might be able to just place the sheet on a table and then place the lens filter-ring-down on the sheet and rotate it as an alternative method. « Show Less
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I am not a contact lens user, so I cannot speak to that. However, if you are not wearing your lenses, the product is soothing for dry and irritated eyes.