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Biofinity Toric
- (6 lenses / box)
Biofinity
- (6 lenses / box)
Extreme H2O Monthly
- (6 lenses / box)
Biofinity Multifocal D
- (6 lenses / box)
Biofinity Multifocal N
- (6 lenses / box)
PureVision 2 for Astigmatism
- (6 lenses / box)
Air Optix HydraGlyde Astigmatism
- (6 lenses / box)
Proclear Multifocal N
- (6 lenses / box)
Proclear Multifocal D
- (6 lenses / box)
Air Optix Aqua
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Biofinity 3pk
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Biofinity Toric 3pk
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Disposable Monthly Contact Lenses
Once you have made the decision to switch from glasses to contacts, you might find all the lens choices overwhelming. With so many different types of lenses, manufacturing brands, wear times and more, it is sometimes difficult to find the lens that is best for you and your lifestyle. Of course, your eye doctor can help you decide since he/she knows your eyes, their shape and their idiosyncrasies well, but it helps to know what is available.
Monthly contact lenses have a wear period of one month (or longer). They are reusable and stored in fresh solution in your contact case every night. After one month of use, you throw them away and use a new pair.
Monthly contact lenses are the cheapest option if you plan on wearing your contact lenses frequently. You only require one pair for the entire month, unlike daily disposable contacts where you would need 30 pairs of lenses.
Monthly contact lenses can provide more comfort for your eyes. They are designed with long-term wear in mind, featuring thicker plastic that holds moisture better. The thicker design helps to make them more durable and resistant to sweat, dirt and dust. You are less likely to experience irritation, even as the wear period begins to run out.
Disposable monthly contacts come in an extensive number of prescription options. If you need specific vision correction and a strong prescription, monthly contact lenses may be the better choice. The options are more limited for daily and weekly disposable prescriptions, and monthly disposables are more likely to give you the results you want and need.
Other Types of Disposable Contacts
weekly disposable contacts, daily disposable contacts
References
"Daily vs. Weekly vs. Monthly Contacts," SimpleContacts.
https://www.simplecontacts.com/blog/post/compare-daily-weekly-monthly-contacts
"Exploring the Benefits of Monthly Contact Lenses," CooperVision.
https://coopervision.com/about-contacts/exploring-benefits-monthly-contact-lenses
"The 7 Major Advantages Of Monthly Contact Lenses," LensPure.
https://www.lenspure.com/articles/7-major-advantages-monthly-contact-lenses
Once you have made the decision to switch from glasses to contacts, you might find all the lens choices overwhelming. With so many different types of lenses, manufacturing brands, wear times and more, it is sometimes difficult to find the lens that is best for you and your lifestyle. Of course, your eye doctor can help you decide since he/she knows your eyes, their shape and their idiosyncrasies well, but it helps to know what is available.
Monthly contact lenses have a wear period of one month (or longer). They are reusable and stored in fresh solution in your contact case every night. After one month of use, you throw them away and use a new pair.
Monthly contact lenses are the cheapest option if you plan on wearing your contact lenses frequently. You only require one pair for the entire month, unlike daily disposable contacts where you would need 30 pairs of lenses.
Monthly contact lenses can provide more comfort for your eyes. They are designed with long-term wear in mind, featuring thicker plastic that holds moisture better. The thicker design helps to make them more durable and resistant to sweat, dirt and dust. You are less likely to experience irritation, even as the wear period begins to run out.
Disposable monthly contacts come in an extensive number of prescription options. If you need specific vision correction and a strong prescription, monthly contact lenses may be the better choice. The options are more limited for daily and weekly disposable prescriptions, and monthly disposables are more likely to give you the results you want and need.
Other Types of Disposable Contacts
weekly disposable contacts, daily disposable contacts
References
"Daily vs. Weekly vs. Monthly Contacts," SimpleContacts.
https://www.simplecontacts.com/blog/post/compare-daily-weekly-monthly-contacts
"Exploring the Benefits of Monthly Contact Lenses," CooperVision.
https://coopervision.com/about-contacts/exploring-benefits-monthly-contact-lenses
"The 7 Major Advantages Of Monthly Contact Lenses," LensPure.
https://www.lenspure.com/articles/7-major-advantages-monthly-contact-lenses