Pressura Ultrasonic Contact Lens Cleaner
Pressura Ultrasonic Contact Lens Cleaner
Powerful But Gentle Cleaning
Adjustable Cleaning Cycles
Advanced Ultrasonic Technology
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"I used to feel my contacts getting gritty and uncomfortable by afternoon. Now after using this cleaner, I literally forget I'm wearing them!"
Does it work with all types of contact lenses?
Does it work with all types of contact lenses?
Yes. The Ultrasonic Contact Lens Cleaner safely cleans soft contacts, hard/RGP lenses, colored contacts, and scleral lenses. The gentle vibrations won't damage any lens material.
How is this better than regular contact solution?
How is this better than regular contact solution?
Contact solution only removes 20% of protein buildup through soaking. Our ultrasonic technology creates microscopic cleaning bubbles that physically remove 90%+ of proteins, oils, and deposits that traditional cleaning can't reach.
How often should I use it?
How often should I use it?
Use daily for best results. Choose 2-3 minutes for regular cleaning or 4-5 minutes for deeper weekly cleaning. The adjustable timer lets you customize based on your lens type and buildup level.
How long does the battery last?
How long does the battery last?
Up to 2 months on a single charge with daily use. Charges via USB-C in about 2 hours. The LED indicator shows when it needs charging.
Pressura Ultrasonic Contact Lens Cleaner
Your Contact Lens Are Not as Clean as You Think
Your contact lenses can carry invisible protein buildup and bacteria even when they look clean. Studies show that everyday wear quickly coats lenses with tear proteins and microbes, and research has found contamination on over a third of lenses tested and more than half of lens cases. Proper mechanical cleaning matters too, clinical studies show rubbing and agitation remove significantly more deposits and microorganisms than rinsing alone. In short, what you can’t see on your lenses can still affect comfort, clarity, and eye health.
Why Your Contacts Feel Worse Before They Expire
Most contact lenses are designed to stay comfortable for weeks, yet many people notice dryness, irritation, or blurry vision long before the replacement date. This is not because the lens is “old,” but because microscopic protein and oil deposits change how the lens holds moisture and interacts with your eye. Over time, these deposits reduce oxygen flow and increase friction, which is why lenses often feel scratchy or dry even when they are technically still wearable. Removing this buildup consistently can help lenses maintain their original comfort and clarity for their full intended lifespan.