It hurts so much when taking out Dream Lenses with a suction cup..

My elementary school child recently started using Dream Lenses, and while I don't mind the other parts, removing them with the suction cup every morning is the absolute worst. ㅠㅠ Maybe because their eyes get dry overnight, they stick on so tightly that even after putting in artificial tears and waiting, they often won't come out easily.

When I forcefully pull them out with the suction cup, my child cries because it hurts, and my hands shake so much that I worry I might poke their eyeball; every morning is a battle. Even after I finally manage to take them out, the lenses are covered in protein residue, and I'm constantly on edge trying to rub them off on my palm for protection, fearing I might scratch them.

These are expensive lenses I had fitted for my child's eye health, but managing them is so difficult that I'm thinking about getting some help from a machine. I've seen a lot of people using ultrasonic cleaning machines these days; is the cleaning power good enough to save me the hassle of using the suction cup? If anyone says that this method removes protein much more effectively than wiping by hand and improves comfort, please share your advice! Haha.