We make it easy and affordable to order contacts online, with a wide selection of lenses starting at $4, as well as lenses from top brands like Alcon, Bausch + Lomb, CooperVision, and Acuvue. We're committed to providing you with contacts for your vision needs at great prices with free returns for your peace of mind.

Clearly carries everything from single vision, multifocal/bifocal, and toric lenses in daily, weekly, and monthly variations - plus coloured contacts for people wanting to change their look in the blink of an eye.

Yes, you need a valid contact lens prescription through a contact lens exam from an eye doctor. Contact lenses are medical devices that require proper fitting and monitoring to ensure proper eye health and vision correction. Your prescription should provide this information that is required for buying contacts online:

  • Base Curve (BC)
  • Diameter (DIA)
  • Corrective power
  • Contact lens brand
  • Expiration date

Book an eye exam at your nearest Clearly store.

The cost of contact lenses varies, depending on the retailer, lens type, and brand. Many vision insurance plans can be used to pay for prescription contacts. You can find a range of comfortable, good-quality contacts starting at $4 at our online and retail stores and save with direct billing.

  • Daily contacts start at $4
  • Weekly contacts start at $5
  • Monthly contacts start at $7

Contact lenses should be replaced depending on the type:

  • Daily contacts: After each use
  • Weekly or bi-weekly contacts: After one week or two weeks
  • Monthly contacts: After one month
  • Rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses can last for six months to a year

It's important to practice proper lens care, such as washing your hands and storing lenses in a clean case with fresh contact lens solution. If you experience any discomfort or vision changes, make sure to contact your eye doctor immediately.

If you wear contact lenses and experience discomfort or unusual sensations in your eyes, it's best to remove them immediately. Contact lens discomfort can have different causes related to the lenses or environment. It?s best to see your eye doctor to determine the exact cause and receive appropriate treatment, as ignoring or delaying treatment can lead to vision issues. Remember, proper lens care and hygiene, and regular eye exams can help improve eye health and prevent complications.

It depends on the severity of your condition and the type of contact lenses you wear. Most people with mild dry eyes may wear contacts for dry eyes comfortably, but if you have severe dry eyes or certain eye conditions, your eye doctor may advise against contact lens wear or suggest alternative options.

If your allergies cause eye irritation or discomfort during contact lens wear, switching to glasses may offer relief. It's best to see your eye doctor to find the best solution for your needs.