Rhorawill Ultrasonic Contact Lens Cleaner Machine with LED Timer Display, Big Mirror & USB Charger, Fit Disposal Soft Lens, Colored Contact Lens, RGP Lens and OK Lens

I use this for traveling and everyday use. It has made a huge difference in keeping my contacts clean and accessible.

I wish it looked a little more masculine, but it seems to do what it says it does and is very compact and simple. The only reason I give this a 4 instead of 5 is because I have 4 different brands of contact lens cases at my house and although they are all slightly different in size/shape, none of them will work in this device. The description said that that it would work with most cases, but I believe that to be false and you should by the more cases for the device. Other than that, I have no way of determining the effectiveness of the cleaning, so I won't speak to that.

I needed something that was better at cleaning my very expensive and very important lenses then doing the finger cleaning so I decided to give this a try and it work so good! I couldn't be happier plus it fits in my small leather back pack purse so I can always take them out during work clean them and put them in again if need be.

I don't wear contacts every day. I used this many times, but unfortunately the digital display started blinking and would not turn on. I tried charging it all night. "O O O" displays while blinking and then it turns off. I am extremely careful and gentle with electronics. It was never dropped and it never got wet. I discovered this after the 30-day return policy. I wish it still worked. I do not trust this brand to invest in another one. I will start looking for a different option. I'm not happy.

Size is perfect. Doesn’t take up too much space. Love it.

So the case is held in place and vibrated by one little plastic bridge receptor (you push the case down, it clicks in). That piece is tiny, plastic, and not at all durable. Mine broke after a handful of months, so the whole contraption is useless (even though the charging, vibrating, etc all work). Poorly designed.

I really like this contact lens cleaner, it works better than I expected. Before I ordered this one I had gotten an expensive ultrasonic cleaner which works fine but takes hours to get the job done so I decided to get this and try it out and honestly I like this one better than the more expensive ultrasonic one because It gets the job done quickly and easily. I haven't had any problems with it leaking but I don't fill up the cups enough to spill over. It was a bit tricky to open it and remove the lens case at first but I figured out how to do it without a struggle. The machine is a bit noisy but that's not a problem for me. I love that it came with extra cases and tools and that It's small enough to be portable and still do a great job.

Interesting product, overall good materials, not yet sure how well it’s cleaning. I wear disposable soft contact lenses for very short periods of time when I do so I prefer to not throw them away after just one use. Knowing there’s risk of bacteria, I thought I’d give this cleaner a try. Altogether there’s a bunch of features included: a device that they’re calling a “contact lens cleaning machine”, 3 standard contact cases, a usb-c to usb cord, little plastic tweezers, and a “suction stick” (which frankly I don’t see me ever using). The cleaning machine is compact and seals well so good for travel. To clean, you place a lens case into the cleaning machine, fill with solution and drop in your lenses. You then plug in the case with the USB cord but keep in mind, BYO charging base since that’s not included. Then turn this bad boy on and let her shake. I’m no contact lens expert so not sure how proven the science is here. It seems that by vibrating your lenses in solution thousands of times, the bacteria and particles are shaken free so when the timer’s up, you remove your freshly shaken lenses (with plastic tweezers) into another case and they’re ready to go. In the end, I figure vibrating my lenses is better than not cleaning them at all. Hopefully it’s actually working, but if not at least I have peace of mind.