Contact lenses discontinued? Here are your alternatives
If your lenses are soon to be (or already) discontinued, here are our optician’s recommendations on which upgrade options are most suitable.
5 smart ways to save on your contact lenses
You don’t have to spend a fortune to reap the benefits of wearing contacts. With a few thrifty tips, you can save on your lenses without ever compromising on quality or comfort.
Your guide to two-weekly contact lenses
Two-weekly contact lenses might be perfect if your lens-wearing routine falls somewhere in between monthly and daily. If you haven’t considered biweekly lenses before, we’ve put together this guide to teach you more about this unique lens style.
Contact lenses vs Glasses: Which is best for you?
Not sure whether to choose glasses or contact lenses? Or, do you already have glasses, and don't dare to wear contact lenses? We've listed the pros and cons of glasses and contacts to make your choice easier.
Your guide to monthly contact lenses
If you’ve been considering switching to monthly contact lenses or are just curious to learn more about this popular lens style, get started with this helpful guide.
How long can you wear daily disposable contact lenses? Your guide to daily contact lenses
Daily lenses are the go-to option for millions of lens wearers. If you’re looking to try out daily contacts or learn more about this lens type, here's a helpful guide.
Can you recycle contact lenses?
Keep your eye on eco-conscious habits, here’s a helpful guide on how to recycle and dispose of your contact lenses, packaging and eye care accessories.
Top 12 contact lens myths
Is it really safe to clean contacts with water? And do lenses actually freeze in cold weather? We’ve busted the top 12 myths about contact lenses.
Benefits of buying contact lenses online
Shopping from the comfort of your couch has major benefits – here’s why.
Calculating your contact lens prescription
How to get a contact lens prescription
Everyone’s eyes are different in size, shape and in health; therefore, we all have different requirements when it comes to corrective contact lenses.
A contact lens prescription is necessary to ensure the contacts you wear are suitable for your eyes and provide not only clear vision but also comfort during wear to maintain healthy eyes.