Right, ive been buying daily disposable contact lenses for the last 8 years from my opticians, but i think im getting a bit of a raw deal on them...
where do folk on here get them? ive been told the good ol world wide web is the best place. Been having a look, and most sites are based in the US.. or the lenses will be shipped from there (dont want that).
I'm with vision express, costs me £19.50 for 20 pairs a month, but get all my eyecare and that included in the price.
Can get some off the internet but prices were marginally cheaper and would rather have eyecare chucked in for extra few quid. You only get one set, delicate things and would sooner leave em with someone who knows what they're doing.
Quote by sauzee88I get monthlies from Specsavers - costs about a tenner inc. delivery. Well worth it mate, no difference in comfortability etc
same as great deal
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Quote by MattConly got one set of eyes, would hate to lose them!
Too fucking right!
Daily contacts were a nightmare for me because I use a computer 90% of the time at work. Used to dry my eyes out. The night ones suit me better but the do take more looking after as you have the same pair for about 6 months. Just about to book for my second set. This is so they can adjust if your eyesight has got worse.
I pay about a tenner a month and get the daily disposables. I was paying £30 a month at one point for monthly lenses which had me fucked if I lost any, plus they were thicker and a bit more harsh. The daily disposables are light, easy to put in even first thing after a shit nights sleep and they're cheap. Only downside is I tend to suddenly realise I'm running out and have to reorder, but there's no next day service. More to do with me than them though. I briefly tried someone else when I needed them next day and the lenses were more expensive and really uncomfy.