Contact Lenses

Contact Lenses

Keep track of the use

1 ratings
7 reviews
$0.99
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 1, 2011
  • November 23, 2020

Features

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About

This app helps you track the usage of your contact lenses to ensure you use them for the optimal duration. It prevents premature disposal and avoids complications from overused lenses, saving you money and protecting your eye health.

βœ“Track weekly lens usage
βœ“Add various lens types via in-app purchase
βœ“Set daily usage notifications
βœ“View days left until expiration
βœ“Monitor number of times lenses have been used
βœ“Record lens start date
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What's New in Contact Lenses

1.5

November 23, 2020

+ Now compatible with iOS 14 + Support for dark mode + Added compatibility with iPhone 6.1", iPhone 6.5", iPhone 6.7" + Added compatibility with iPad 10.2", iPad 10.9", iPad 11.0" + Lens wear now follows counterclockwise in the circle + General optimizations

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In-App Purchases

$1.99

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Full Pack Version

User reviews

Not helpful at all

Have to yet again pay to use with monthly contacts. Paid version still has ads.

didn't work

the app locked on setting the time for notifications. twice. I unistalled and reinstalled and the same problem occured. And, as others stated, if your lenses are more than 7 day lenses, this isn't an app for you.

Dumb

The app is slow and has a lot of glitches. It also only let's you set the notification for one week if you wear your contacts for more then one week it won't work for you. It is not helpful.

Rubbish

It has 1 week lenses only and freezes

Great idea but app will not work on my iPhone

I downloaded this specifically because I don't wear my lenses every day and liked the manual option this offered for tracking number of wears vs. days since the package was opened. However it appears that I can only open a package with a "1 week" option (no good mine are monthly) and it will not save my package. Have wasted half an hour trying to figure out how to start tracking my lens usage and the app has not done anything. That us enough for me. I will delete it and look for something that actually works. Too bad.
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FAQ

How does Contact Lenses help manage my contact lens usage?

Contact Lenses allows you to log when you start using a new pair of lenses and tracks their usage. It provides notifications to remind you to log usage and alerts you as the lenses approach their expiration date, helping you avoid over or under-usage.

What types of contact lenses can I track with Contact Lenses?

The app allows you to track weekly use lenses for free. With an in-app purchase, you can add support for lenses with durations of 1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, 2 months, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year.

Can I customize notifications in Contact Lenses?

Yes, you can set the time for daily notifications to be prompted about your lens usage. You also have the option to turn off these notifications if you prefer not to be disturbed, and they will automatically disable once your lenses have expired.

Does Contact Lenses have ads?

Yes, Contact Lenses contains advertisements. This is a common practice for free applications that offer in-app purchases for additional features.

What is the price of Contact Lenses?

The base application is available for free. The price for the in-app purchase that unlocks additional lens types is $0.99.

Is Contact Lenses available on multiple devices?

Contact Lenses is designed for iOS devices and is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It features Retina Display Graphics for a sharp visual experience on supported Apple devices.

How often is Contact Lenses updated?

The latest version, 1.5, was released on November 23, 2020. While updates are not frequent, the app has been maintained since its initial release in 2011.

What languages does Contact Lenses support?

Contact Lenses is available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Dutch, making it accessible to a global user base.