When should your lenses come out?
One tap starts the clock and gives you a reminder when it is time.
Private patient-page preview
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Return to EyeSpyYour routine, minus the mental arithmetic
Tap once when they go in. EyeSpy keeps the clock, reminds you when it is time to take them out and tracks when this pair should be replaced. Then get on with your day.
Why take-out time matters: Sleeping or napping in contact lenses raises the risk of a serious eye infection - even if it happens only occasionally. Always follow the wear advice from your eye doctor. CDC source ↗
Private preview · tap either option to see what your working version includes.
The three things it quietly handles
EyeSpy is not another health dashboard. It remembers the small details that are oddly easy to forget.
One tap starts the clock and gives you a reminder when it is time.
Your wear timer starts when your lenses go in and stays easy to check.
See where you are in your replacement cycle without doing date math.
Already connected to your practice
Your working patient page opens the right download for each phone. In this private preview, the buttons simply show what your patients will receive.
Almost nothing, on purpose
Your eye-care practice sends this gift through the system it already uses. EyeSpy does not receive your name, phone number, email address or medical records from the practice for this invitation.
02 · The patient understands the gift
This page has explained EyeSpy, shown the right download and kept your practice visibly connected. Next, the gift becomes useful.
Continue to what patients use each dayAlready prepared
Your patient page, practice connection and ready-to-send messages are already prepared. After payment, Kai completes the final check and delivers your working version. Try it on your own phone. If, during the next fourteen days, you feel anything less than proud to share it with the contact-lens patients you choose, tell Kai. The full $900 comes back - no interrogation. The risk is on the work - not on you. You choose when to share.