Some improvement ... jury's still out whether worth the ongoing maintenance costs/investment
I've had trouble with my rgp lenses lately where after 8-10 hours of wear they're almost unbearable ... uncomfortable/gritty feeling, and vision blurry.  Even when I first put them in-- some days are better than others-- but they're often uncomfortable, right off the bat.  Tried lots of different lens cleaners/solutions/etc... some better than others, but still having issues with discomfort and blurry vision.  Figured it was time to pony up the $$ for this VueSonic kit to see if it might help.  Been using it a few weeks now, and have noticed some improvement. The lenses just "look" noticeably cleaner & clearer after running through the VueSonic (vs. cleaning by hand).  When I put the contacts in my eyes the next morning, it's quite a bit more comfortable... and they do seem to "wear better"... i.e. feel comfortable and look clearer for a little longer than they used to.... I can make it through a full day at the office at least, without running into issues.  More recently though the VueSonic doesn't seem quite as effective as it was initially.  I run the VueSonic every night, and do use the self-cleaning pads every time afterwards.  I'm still a ways off from the 3 month mark where it's recommended to replace the silicone components... but wonder if the system is just not as clean/sanitized as it was initially, and so performance is degrading a bit over time.  The lens cleaning pads, and the silicone replacements are ongoing maintenance costs with this system, and that makes it a bit of an investment to keep using this.  Jury's still out for me on whether the ongoing investment will be worth it, or if I should "keep looking" for a better solution.  I think if the performance continues to degrade, and/or if it ends up I need to be replacing the silicone parts more often than 3 months to keep it running up-to-par... this system may not be worth it long-term.  Spent the initial $80 for the kit, so I'll stick with it awhile yet /continue evaluating....time will tell.  Oh ... one pet peeve, and something to keep in mind if you buy this kit....  the lenses have a strong tendency to "get stuck" at the top part of the system (the "lid" ... as opposed to staying down in "the case").  If you're not very deliberate and conscious about what you're doing when you clean your lenses, and as you flip the lid over to peel off the silicone cushions, and grab the lenses, it's easier than you might believe it would be, to mix up the right and left lenses. Been wearing rgp for many, may years and never once had an issue with a left/right lens mixup until I used this kit. As a workaround, I ended up putting a piece of black duct tape on the top of the lid over the right lens spot, as a more "vibrant" reminder when I flip the top over (if needed...if lenses are stuck to the top/lid) that the right lens may now be sitting where my "muscle memory" would normally expect to find the left.  This is a bit tough to explain....  And if someone had given me this warning, I would've ignored it ... "not gonna happen to me ... I'm not that dumb".  But, trust me, if you're kind of "going through the motions" ... talking to your wife or kids at same time you're cleaning your lenses, and you get distracted ... it's easier than you might think, to accidentally mix up the left and right lens.
Rating: 3 stars