No, you should never reuse daily disposable contact lenses. They are designed for single-use only. Reusing them significantly increases the risk of eye infections and other complications. Always discard your daily lenses at the end of the day.

Daily disposable contact lenses are designed for single-use only. This means they should be discarded at the end of each day, regardless of how long you've worn them. Reusing daily contacts significantly increases the risk of eye infections.

For optimal eye health and comfort, always use a fresh pair of daily disposable lenses each day.

Daily disposable contacts often offer several advantages for eye health:

Reduced risk of infection: By using a fresh pair of lenses each day, you minimize the buildup of bacteria and other contaminants that can cause eye infections.  

Enhanced comfort: Daily lenses tend to be made of thinner, more breathable materials, which can lead to increased comfort.  

Convenience: There's no need for cleaning or solution, simplifying your eye care routine.  

Wash and dry your hands thoroughly. Use soap and a clean towel.  

Open the lens package carefully. Most packages are designed to open with the lens facing upwards. 

Check the lens shape. The lens should be cup-shaped. If it's flipped inside out, it will look more like a saucer.  

Place the lens on your index finger. Gently place the lens on the tip of your index finger, ensuring it's in the correct position.  

Lift your upper eyelid. Use the middle finger of your opposite hand to lift your upper eyelid.  

Lower your lower eyelid. Use the ring finger of your opposite hand to gently pull down your lower eyelid.

Position the lens. Gently place the lens on your eye, aiming for the center of your pupil.  

Blink slowly. This helps the lens settle into place.  

Repeat these steps for your other eye.

Always handle your contact lenses with clean hands to avoid contamination.  

Note: If you experience discomfort or difficulty, consult your eye care professional for guidance.

The cost of daily contact lenses typically ranges from $50 to $75 per month. This equates to approximately $0.85 to $1.25 per day.  

Factors affecting price include:

Brand: Different brands offer varying price points.

Quantity: Larger packs often offer cost savings.

Retailer: Prices can fluctuate between different retailers.

Prescription: Specific lens parameters (e.g., astigmatism, multifocal) might influence cost.

No, you should never sleep in daily contact lenses.

Designed for single-day use, daily disposable contacts should be discarded at the end of each day. Sleeping in them dramatically increases the risk of eye infections and discomfort. Prioritize your eye health by following these guidelines.

Daily lenses from Blue Planet Optics prioritize comfort with fresh, high-quality materials, ensuring a comfortable wear from morning to night. Customers can experience the world in stunning clarity every day with these daily disposable lenses.

Daily lenses from Blue Planet Optics prioritize comfort with fresh, high-quality materials, ensuring a comfortable wear from morning to night. Customers can experience the world in stunning clarity every day with these daily disposable lenses.

Blue Planet Optics offers daily contact lenses for a variety of vision needs, including nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and presbyopia.