How it works. Each well is a column just wider than a daily blister, so weeks of them stack flat inside and feed down by gravity, like coins in a tube. The mouth at the bottom of the front is a slot one blister tall; under the floor is a half-round scoop with a long slot up through the floor. Lay your thumb in the scoop, press up on the bottom blister through the slot and sweep it forward out of the mouth; once its edge is clear your finger lands on it and you pinch it the rest of the way. The blister above it rides along until its bowl meets the lintel over the mouth, stops, and drops into place as the next one. A daily blister's bowl stands about 9 mm, and the mouth is set so one passes and two never do. Each blister sits on the bowl of the one below, so a well holds two or three weeks - a month's stack would be taller than we can make in one piece. A narrow slit over each label shows how many are left. Standard blisters fit Acuvue, Dailies, Biofinity and most others; pick Wide for the bigger foil packs.
One piece, nothing that moves. No slider, no spring, no hinge — made upright in one piece, with no supports. The Anoor mark is engraved on the back.
On the wall or the counter. Two keyholes high on the back, where the wall is thick, take two screws or nails. On the counter it stands on its own base, and the scoop clears the counter so your thumb gets in. PETG, 2.4 mm walls; wipe with a damp cloth.