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I found this neat little tray on the Internet. It's called a "dispenser tray." Since the only person I know of that "dispenses" contact lenses is the eye doctor, I figured that these are used by professionals only. Then that got me wondering, why would a doctor need a special "dispensing tray" to give you your contacts in? Can't he or she just hand you the box?
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