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We're so happy to "see" you! Find the contact lenses you know and love at unbeatable prices. Our certified professionals will verify your submitted prescription to ensure you receive the exact lenses you need. We offer a variety of high-quality contact lenses to suit your lifestyle: choose daily disposables like Acuvue Moist, or opt for monthly lenses like Total30®. Browse our selection from trusted brands and find your perfect fit. At Blue Planet Optics, clear vision goes hand-in-hand with sustainability and healthy vision for all!
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See It Again: Contact Lens Packaging Upcycling Program
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Acuvue® Oasys 1-Day for Astigmatism - (90 pack)
Vendor:AcuvueRegular price $132.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism - (Bi-weekly, 6 pack)
Vendor:AcuvueRegular price $65.00Regular priceUnit price per -
PRECISION 1® - (90 Pack)
Vendor:Precision1Regular price $80.00Regular priceUnit price per$99.00Sale price $80.00Sale -
Acuvue® Oasys 1-Day - (90 Pack)
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PRECISION 1® for Astigmatism - (90 Pack)
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1-Day Acuvue® Moist - (90 pack)
Vendor:AcuvueRegular price $90.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Acuvue® Oasys - (Bi-weekly, 12 pack)
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1-Day Acuvue® Moist Multifocal - (90 pack)
Vendor:AcuvueRegular price $130.00Regular priceUnit price per -
1-Day Acuvue® Moist - (30 pack)
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DAILIES® Colors - (90 pack)
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Air Optix® Night & Day Aqua - (Monthly, 6 pack)
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Acuvue® Vita - (Monthly, 6 pack)
Vendor:AcuvueRegular price $85.00Regular priceUnit price per$90.00Sale price $85.00Sale -
Acuvue® Vita - (Monthly, 12 pack)
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Acuvue® Oasys - (Bi-weekly, 24 pack)
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Miru 1 Day - (30 pack)
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Miru 1-day Toric - (Dailies, 30 pack)
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Miru 1 Day Upside Sphere - (90 pack)
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Proclear 1 Day Multifocal - (90 pack)
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Proclear Toric - (Monthly, 6 pack)
Vendor:ProclearRegular price $95.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Proclear Multifocal Toric - (Monthly, 6 pack)
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MyDay Multifocal - (90 pack)
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MyDay Toric - (90 pack)
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Avaira Vitality - (Bi-weekly, 6 pack)
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Frequently Asked Questions:
How many hours a day can you wear contact lenses?
Most contact lenses are designed to be worn 14 to 16 hours per day. Always remove them before you go to bed to let your eyes breathe!
Is it safe to wear contact lenses?
Contact lenses are medical devices designed with safety in mind. They are safe when used correctly, and ordered with a prescription. Of course, they are not risk-free. Cleaning and storing them properly severely reduces risk of complications and infection.
Are contact lenses better than glasses?
No! Both vision correction options can work for many people. However, many people enjoy the convenience contact lenses offer.
What is a good age to start wearing contacts?
The ideal age to start wearing contact lenses varies depending on the child's maturity and ability to follow care instructions.
While some children as young as eight can successfully wear contacts, many eye care professionals recommend starting between the ages of 11 and 14.
Ultimately, the decision should be made in consultation with your child's eye doctor. They can assess your child's eye health, vision needs, and daily routine to determine if contact lenses are a suitable option.
Which type of contact lenses are best?
The ideal contact lens depends on several factors, including your prescription, lifestyle, and budget. Here's a breakdown of common types:
Daily Disposable Contact Lenses
Pros: Convenient, hygienic, no cleaning required.
Cons: Can be more expensive over time.
Bi-Weekly Contact Lenses
Pros: More cost-effective than daily disposables, less waste.
Cons: Requires cleaning and disinfection, increased risk of infection if not properly cared for.
Monthly Contact Lenses
Pros: Most cost-effective option, long-lasting.
Cons: Requires daily cleaning and disinfection, highest risk of infection if not properly cared for.
Extended Wear Contact Lenses
Pros: Convenience of wearing lenses while sleeping.
Cons: Increased risk of eye infections, requires regular eye exams and close monitoring.
Other factors to consider:
Lens material: Hydrogel or silicone hydrogel.
Vision correction needs: Nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, presbyopia.
Lifestyle: Consider your daily routine and how often you'll remove your lenses.
Always consult with your eye care professional to determine the best contact lens type for your specific needs and eye health.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes! All orders ship free with regular shipping. 2-day and overnight shipping have additional fees.
Which type of contacts are right for me?
Let your eye doctor know you're interested in contact lenses. They will guide you through a comprehensive exam and give you all of the information you need via your contact lens prescription.
Who manufactures contact lenses?
There are many companies that manufacture contact lenses. The most popular 3 are:
Johnson & Johnson Vision Care: Known for brands like Acuvue.
Bausch + Lomb: Produces popular brands like PureVision, Soflens, and Biotrue.
CooperVision: Offers brands like Biomedics, Proclear, and MyDay.
These companies manufacture a wide range of contact lenses, including daily, bi-weekly, and monthly disposables, as well as options for specific vision needs like astigmatism and presbyopia.
Can I buy contact lenses online?
Yes, you can buy them right here at Blue Planet Optics! You must have a valid contact lens prescription from your eye doctor to buy contact lenses.
Can I sleep in contact lenses?
No, you should never sleep in contact lenses.
Sleeping in contact lenses, even for a short period, significantly increases your risk of developing a serious eye infection. This is true for all types of contact lenses, regardless of the material or brand.
Always remove your contact lenses before going to bed and follow proper care instructions to maintain optimal eye health.
When should I avoid wearing my contact lenses?
Avoid exposing your lenses to water by not wearing them while showering, swimming, or sleeping unless your eye care professional specifically advises.
What is the first step in the process of inserting contact lenses?
The key to inserting contact lenses is following a careful, hygienic process. Start by thoroughly washing your hands with fragrance-free soap and warm water. This step removes dirt, oils, and bacteria that could contaminate your lenses or cause eye infections.
How can regular eye doctor visits help me with my contact lenses?
Regular check-ups with your eye doctor will help you keep your eyes healthy and guarantee optimal vision with contact lenses. Your doctor can assess how your eyes adapt to contact lens wear and adjust your prescription or care routine.