Place your lenses
Put one reusable lens into each dedicated chamber.
A month’s lenses are sold as 30 days of wear. If comfort drops at day 21, you binned nine days you already bought. A 1-minute clean each night is how you go after those nine days.
Week 1
Clear and comfortable
Week 3
Cloudy, dry, tempted to swap early
Week 3 + OptiClean
Cleaned nightly, fresh to replacement day
Before you pick a set
Both eyes, one month’s supply.
Be honest — most people swap when comfort drops, not when the calendar says to.
Lens days you pay for and never wear:
$84
thrown away per year, at your numbers
OptiClean
$49 once
Pays for itself in
6 months
This is your own arithmetic, not a promise. OptiClean is a cleaning step — whether it helps you reach day 30 depends on your eyes, your lenses and your routine. The point is simply that the days have a price, and most people have never worked out what it is.
Launch price: $10 off either set
Ends Oct 31 · Last day · then $59 / $89
Choose your set
Free tracked US shipping · 30-day returns (conditions) · 1-year warranty
Straight about what this isn’t
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Meet OptiClean
It sits on your bathroom shelf next to your lens solution. Every night, it gives both lenses a 1-minute ultrasonic clean.
Mirror in the lid
Handy when you put your lenses back in.
Left & right chambers
One lens in each, filled with your usual solution.
One-touch start
Press once. The cycle runs and stops on its own.
USB charging
Rechargeable. Cable in the box.
The science behind OptiClean
What one press does to the solution around your lenses, slowed down and magnified.
Each lens sits in its own chamber, surrounded by your usual contact-lens solution.
How it works
You paid for the full wear cycle. OptiClean helps you go after all of it.
Put one reusable lens into each dedicated chamber.
Use the contact-lens solution recommended for your lenses.
The automatic 1-minute cycle starts, then stops on its own.
Reviews
We started selling OptiClean in October, so there aren’t many yet. Rather than wait until the numbers look better, here is every review we have received, unedited — including the two that took a star off.
4.6 average across 5 reviews
Honestly didn’t expect much from this little thing but I’m actually impressed. I’ve been wearing contacts for years and cleaning them by hand was always annoying. Now I just put them in, press the button and I’m done. My lenses feel noticeably fresher when I put them back in.
I wear monthly contacts and usually by the last week they start feeling kind of uncomfortable. That’s actually why I bought this. I’ve noticed they feel a lot better after cleaning them with it. I still replace them on schedule but the whole month has been more comfortable.
I was skeptical because I’ve tried a bunch of random contact lens accessories that ended up sitting in a drawer. This one I actually use. The one minute cleaning cycle is convenient and my lenses feel more comfortable afterward. It’s become part of my nightly routine.
I’ve been using it for about three weeks now and so far so good. Super simple to use and there’s a slight buzzing sound when it’s running, nothing loud. Only taking off a star because the USB cable is pretty short and it doesn’t come with a wall adapter.
Saw an ad for this and figured I’d give it a shot. It’s smaller than I expected which is nice because it doesn’t take up much space in my bathroom. Takes basically no effort to use. Would be better if it came with a charging brick though.
Both of those reviewers wanted a wall adapter in the box. They’re right, and it’s going in the next production run.






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Launch price until Oct 31 · then $59
Free US delivery · 30-day returns · 1-year warranty