Contact Lens Tracker for Disposable Contacts
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A small counter that helps you keep track of how many days you have been wearing your contacts.
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- Home Medical Tools
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I was recently convinced of the importance of only wearing disposable contacts for the stated period of time (1-week, 2-weeks, 1-month, depending on brand and type). Rather than using calendar notifications or app reminders, I thought it would be convenient to keep track of this closed to the source - right next to where I store my lenses.
I found a suitable, low profile manual counter, designed by C47_3d, and integrated it into a convenient counter + lens holder interface. Behold, the contact lens tracker. Each nigher (or morning), simply rotate the appropriate dial to indicate you have worn that pair of contacts for x amount of days.
Bonus: color the 7th, 14th, or 30th day red to indicate it is time to change.
Printed in PETG to deal with any moisture issues.
Bambu P1S
2 walls
15% grid infill