Contact Lenses

Start with a current prescription from your eye-care professional, then choose a wear cycle that fits your routine, from daily lenses you discard after one wear to reusable lenses you clean and store. Consider how often you wear lenses, whether your eyes tend to feel dry and how much cleaning you want to do. Your eye-care professional can confirm fit before you settle on a style.

Yes, if you need vision correction, you need a current prescription that matches your eyes, even though these lenses do not change your eye color. Non prescription options suit people who want lenses without correction, but fit still matters. See an eye-care professional about fit, and do not order a strength based on your glasses prescription alone.

Wash and dry your hands before handling lenses, use only fresh solution, and store reusable lenses in a clean case. Daily lenses should be discarded after one wear, while reusable lenses follow the replacement schedule. Do not sleep or swim in lenses, and see an eye-care professional for pain, redness, or blurred vision.