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Time Case
Keeps track of time for you
Contact cases should be replaced monthly to reduce the risk of infection.
According to the CDC, 40- 90% of Americans who use contact lenses do not take proper care of them. Improper contact care can increase your risk of dangerous eye infections. The Time Case will help you prevent one of the most common contact care mistakes- not changing your case monthly.
The Time Case will keep track of how long you have used your contact case. Each time you close the time case, a small dot will turn on lid of the right case. When the dot reaches the marker, you will know that you have opened and closed the lid 30 times, meaning you have used it for 30 days and should replace it.
As you twist the cap on, the peg on the bottom piece will slightly turn a wheel on the lid. The wheel has a dot on it, and as the wheel turns you will see the dot spin. When the dot spins all the way around, you will know that you have opened and closed the lid 30 times, meaning that 30 days have passed.
How It Works
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