Daily Disposable contact lenses represent the ultimate in convenience – wear them for a day and then throw them away. Dailies are the ideal contact lens for busy people who don’t have time to clean and care for their contacts. Doctors say daily lenses are the healthiest contacts you can wear and are ideal for those with allergies. The best selling daily soft contacts include 1-Day Acuvue Moist, Soflens Daily Disposable, Dailies Aqua Comfort Plus, Focus Dailies, and now for astigmatics, Focus Dailies Toric.

Weekly disposable contact lenses are made to be used for 1 to 2 weeks and then thrown away. Weekly contacts are some of the most prescribed around including the #1 seller Acuvue Oasys, Biomedics 55, O2 Optix, and Soflens 66 Toric. Those with astigmatism or presbyopia can find a range of toric and multifocal soft contact lens.

Monthly disposable contact lenses are designed to be worn for 1 to 3 months, as directed by your doctor, and then thrown away. Popular monthly contacts include Proclear Compatibles, Purevision, Biofinity, Focus, and Air Optix Aqua. A toric or multifocal contact lens can also be found at a good price.

Conventional contact lenses, also called vial contacts, are individually packaged and sold. With the proper care and cleaning, conventional/vial contacts can be wearable from several months to up to a year. Durasoft, Hydrasoft, and Optima are just a few of the popular brands in the conventional contact lens category.

Bifocal contacts are a great option for people who need a different prescription for distance viewing than they do for reading and other close-up work. Bifocal contact lenses are made by a variety of manufacturers but the most popular lens brands are Acuvue, Proclear, Soflens, and Focus. Just because you need bifocals, doesn’t mean you always need to wear glasses. Ask your eye doctor how you can try a bifocal lens today.

Multifocal contact lenses are made by a variety of manufacturers but the most popular lens brands are Acuvue, Proclear, Soflens, and Focus. Just because you need multifocals, doesn’t mean you always need to wear glasses. Ask your eye doctor how you can try a multi-focal lens today.

RGP or rigid gas permeable contact lenses are well known for providing crisp, clear vision for a wide range of people. Now more commonly known as oxygen permeable, RGP contacts come in a variety of brands including Boston, Polycon, Flouroperm, and others. RGP’s are also available in a multifocal or toric contact lens model.

Toric contact lenses are designed for people with astigmatism. Toric contacts can be found in a range of styles including daily, weekly, monthly, or colored contact lens. Proclear, Purevision, Soflens, and Acuvue all make torics that can be worn by astigmatics.