It's that time once again. We've run the numbers on the lens types our customers love adding to their baskets and have another bestseller list ready to reveal. Wondering if you're wearing a top pick? Take a peek at the products Lenstore customers turn to time and time again.From the latest lenses to the leading eye care essentials, here are a few of the favourites right now.Bestselling daily…

What's often called a contact lens allergy usually is not a true allergy at all – it is your eyes reacting to protein deposits, solution ingredients, or airborne allergens that build up on or around your lenses, causing redness, itching, and watering. Most cases settle once you switch to fresh daily lenses, change your solution, or get advice from an optician, so there is no need to give up on…

The solution you need depends on your lens type. If you wear two-weekly or monthly lenses, you need either a multi-purpose or hydrogen peroxide solution. If you wear daily disposables, you need no solution at all. Not sure which one is right for you? This guide breaks it down simply, so you can choose with confidence and get back to wearing your lenses comfortably. Do daily contact lens…

Getting your first contact lens prescription is a genuinely exciting moment. Glasses-free vision, no frames fogging up in the cold, and the freedom to wear any sunglasses you like. Millions of people across the UK wear contact lenses every day, and once you've found your routine, it's easy to see why. The first insert can feel nerve-wracking. Touching your eye doesn't come naturally to most…

It goes without saying – nobody likes the feeling of dry eyes, and if you've experienced them, you know the irritation and unpleasantness they wreak on your vision. According to a 2023 study conducted by Aston University, approximately one-third of the UK's adult population has experienced dry eye syndrome – which aligns with many similar studies conducted globally. Dry eye syndrome is…

Wearing contact lenses and makeup together is something millions of people do every day. Eye care professionals recommend a specific routine for anyone who wears both contact lenses and makeup, and the differences between getting it right and getting it wrong are more significant than most people realise. Get it right and your look is polished, your lenses stay comfortable, and your eyes stay…

The best contact lenses for astigmatism are toric lenses, specially designed to correct the irregular corneal shape that causes astigmatism. Top picks for 2026 include ACUVUE OASYS for Astigmatism, Biofinity Toric, and MyDay Toric. Around 1 in 3 people have some degree of astigmatism, making it one of the most common vision conditions in the UK. And yet plenty of people with astigmatism have…

Quick answer Uncomfortable contact lenses are usually caused by dryness, incorrect fit, worn-out lenses, irritants like dust or makeup, or an underlying eye condition. Most cases are easy to fix once you identify the cause. When lenses stop feeling invisible At their best, contact lenses are something you barely notice. You put them in, get on with your day, and that is that. So…

What you need to know Yes, most people can wear contact lenses during hay fever season. Daily disposable lenses are the safest option because you start each day with a fresh lens, removing allergen build-up. Use preservative-free eye drops compatible with lenses to manage dryness. If symptoms are severe, switch to glasses and speak to your optician. Best lenses for hay fever: daily…

Quick answer If you have sensitive eyes, silicone hydrogel contact lenses, and daily contact lenses in particular, are generally your best option. They allow more oxygen to reach the eye, stay moist throughout the day, and are replaced fresh every morning so there is no build-up of deposits or solution. Top picks include ACUVUE OASYS 1-Day, DAILIES TOTAL1, and ACUVUE OASYS MAX 1-Day. Do…