Contact Lens City

First of all, your question is in the totally wrong category, but be that as it may.

Have you no experience at all with contacts? It does not sound like it.

You do not have to throw away a contact lens case each time it is used. You use it over and over. There is not really any "cleaning" done to the case. After you remove the contacts, you pour out the solution that was in the case, rinse it with some new solution, pour that out, and let it AIR DRY with the lids off. That is it.

As for the "bottle for solution", that makes no sense at all. All contact lens solutions come in sterile bottles. You NEVER pour contact lens solutions into some other bottle. That is absurd, unsanitary, and would likely lead to eye infection. You use the solution from the bottle it comes in.

I also don’t know why your would need tweezers for contacts. You certainly don’t use them to put the contacts in your eyes. All handling of contacts is done with your fingers. You would run the risk of tearing a lens if you tried to handle it with some kind of tweezers.

It sounds like you need to have an eye doctor sit down with you and teach you some things and forget about these goofy accessories you are looking at.

steve