Hard or Rigid Contact Lenses

Hard or rigid contact lenses are more rigid than soft contact lenses. This makes them more durable than soft contact lenses however they are not as comfortable. Read more>>>

Soft Contact Lenses

Soft contact lenses are the most commonly used of lenses. This is because they feel more comfortable in the eye than hard or rigid contact lenses. However they are far less durable than hard contact lenses. Read more>>>

Daily Contact Lenses

Daily soft contact lenses are worn only for one day. They must then be removed, cleaned and then replaced. Read more>>>

Extended Wear Lenses

Extended wear lenses can be worn for up to a week before replacing. However due to risk of infection it is recommended to remove them daily for cleaning. Read more>>>

Disposable Contact Lenses

These type of lenses are perhaps the most convenient to use as there is no cleaning involved. They are worn a certain period of time and then discarded. Read more>>>

Colored Contact Lenses

Colored contact lenses are the rage. There are four different types – visibility tints, enhancement tints,  opaque color tints and light filtering tints. Read more>>>

Theatrical or Crazy Contact Lenses

These are the most bizarre of contact lenses and a lot of fun. More and more themes are becoming available. Read more>>>

Bifocal Contact Lenses

Suitable for those with presbyopia or age related eye disorder. Read More>>>

If you wear contact lenses then you already know the importance of using a good quality contact lens solution. Not only does it clean and disinfect your contact lenses but it also retains the amount of moisture in the contact lens itself so your eyes feel more comfortable throughout the day.

Opti-Free Replenish Contact Lens Solution is one of the most popular of contact lens solutions and is suitable for silicone hydrogel and soft contact lenses

How Does it Work

Opti-Free Replenish reconditions the contact lens and allows your own tears to coat the surface of the lens proving for optimal moisture and comfort. It also cleans and disinfects the lenses so that you have the best protection against possible infection.

You don’t need to rub the lens with this solution. It works directly in the case.

What Do You Get

The Opt-Free Replenish Contact Lens Solution kit includes 2 boxes with each box containing  2 ten ounce bottles of contact lens solution. All up you get 4 bottles at a total of 40 ounces.

Where Can You Purchase Opti-Free Contact Lens Solution?

Amazon

You can throw them out every night – or wear them for months at a time. They can correct both your near-sightedness and your far-sightedness at the same time. You can choose your own eye color or play with the shape of your pupils.

Contact lenses have come a long way in the last two decades. From the early 1970s when soft contact lenses were first introduced to now, advances in materials and manufacturing have created a whole new class of corrective eyewear that works for almost everyone.

As little as ten years ago, you may have been told that you couldn’t wear contact lenses at all – or that soft contact lenses wouldn’t fit properly to correct your vision problems.

Or you may have tried wearing one of the earliest versions of soft contact lenses and decided that they simply weren’t comfortable enough for everyday wear. The expense of having contact lenses fitted may have been more than you were willing to pay.

All of those problems have nearly been eliminated over the past twenty years, and the new silicone materials have opened new possibilities in corrective eyewear.

If you’re considering trying soft contact lenses, take a look at the wide range of options available to you and then discuss your options with your eye care professional.

Disposable Soft Contact Lenses

One of the most time-consuming parts of wearing hard contact lenses was always cleaning and disinfecting. It’s a necessity – dirty contact lenses can cause dangerous eye infections. Disposable contact lenses completely eliminate the hassle of cleaning and disinfecting and the possibility of infection from dirty lenses.

Disposables are available in nearly every prescription, and seldom need to be fitted to the shape of your eye. There are colored disposables, daily wear disposables that can be worn for a day or two and then thrown away and extended wear disposables that you can wear day and night for up to a month before removing and replacing them with a fresh pair.

Colored Soft Contact Lenses

Always wanted something to make your brown eyes blue? Colored contact lenses are both fashionable AND practical. The tint in colored contacts can help you find one if you drop it, enhance your eye color, change your eye color – even protect your eyes from the sun. They can correct your vision if you need it – or you can purchase colored contacts without vision enhancement for purely cosmetic reasons.

Soft bifocal and toric contact lenses

The newest contact lenses can correct both nearsightedness and far sightedness with bifocal lenses, or even help correct vision problems caused by astigmatism.

There are some people who shouldn’t wear contact lenses. They include people with a history of viral eye infections, those whose eyes don’t produce enough tears and those who are constantly exposed to fumes. If you’re uncertain about whether you can wear soft contact lenses, speak to your eye care professional.