Daily Contact Lenses

Daily contact lenses are one of the most widely used types of contact lenses because daily contact lenses don't need extensive care and cleaning. Daily contact lenses are worn at the start of the day and then disposed of by the end of the day. Daily contact lenses are sometimes a tad bit more expensive than other options but help save time and effort, but the thing to note is that the price of daily contact lenses brand depends on the brand itself. However, to know with certainty about the viability of your daily contact lenses, you must always consult an eye specialist, because sometimes, even the best daily contact lenses may not work for your eyes.

Weekly Contact Lenses

Weekly contact lenses are the middle ground for contact lens fans who want the comfort of contact lenses but don't want the rigorous maintenance and hygiene required for monthly contact lenses. Weekly contact lenses are removed, cleaned, and stored every seven days. They're easy to keep clean and are ideal for people who don't want the hassle of cleaning their weekly contact lenses every day. Weekly contact lenses are also ideal for those who wear contact lenses only occasionally. So how do you care for your weekly contact lenses and your eye health at the same time? Here are a few tips:

• Store your lenses in a clean case.
• Clean your weekly contact lenses every day with a multipurpose solution.
• Rub your weekly contact lenses with your fingertips for at least 10 seconds.
• Rinse your weekly contact lenses with lens solution.
• Don't expose your weekly contact lenses to water.
• Don't wear your weekly contact lenses while sleeping unless your doctor says otherwise.
• Don't wear your weekly contact lenses if they're uncomfortable.
• Don't wear your weekly contact lenses if they're damaged.
• Don't share your lenses with anyone.
• Don't wear your weekly contact lenses if you have an eye infection.

Monthly Contact Lenses

Monthly contact lenses are best for long-term users of contact lenses because they are designed for daily wear. This means that you can safely keep your monthly contact lenses in for up to 30 days at a time. Monthly contact lenses are also a good choice for people who have sensitive eyes. You should replace your monthly contact lenses at least once every four weeks. If you wear your monthly contact lenses for longer than that, you may start to experience some discomfort or even severe eye health complications.