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Types of contact lenses

We offer lots of different types and brands of contact lenses and picking one will depend on your lifestyle and prescription. But you won’t have to do it alone – our independent optometrists are on hand to help you find the right type for you.

Daily disposable lenses

Don’t want the hassle of solutions? Our range of daily disposable contact lenses start from just $61.75 for a 90 pack. Change up your look when you want – just wear them for a day and then throw them away.

  • No cleaning

  • Wear for a day and throw them away

  • Great for travelling as there are no solutions to pack

  • Perfect if you have hay fever or other allergies as a fresh lens each day is gentler on the eye

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2‑Weekly disposable lenses

Our range of biweekly disposable contact lenses is great value. They start from just $64.75 for a 6 pack box and you can wear them every day (taking them out at night) for up to two weeks. They’re also available for people with astigmatism.

  • 26 pairs last for a whole year

  • Fewer lenses mean they may offer better value

  • They typically allow five times more oxygen through the lens than standard contacts – good for your eye health and for your comfort

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Monthly disposable lenses

Think contact lenses are expensive? Think again. Our monthly disposable lenses can be worn every day (you have to take them out at night) for up to a month and start from just $34.74 for a 6 pack.

  • You only need 12 pairs for a whole year

  • Fewer lenses mean they may offer better value

  • Some allow five times more oxygen through the lens than standard contacts for healthy, comfortable eyes

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Shop contact lenses

Buying contact lenses at Specsavers is easy peasy. Just come into store and we'll order your lenses for you, they'll be delivered to your door with no delivery charges.

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Give contact lenses a try

We’re pretty sure that you’ll love wearing contact lenses, but we want you to be sure too. That’s why we let you try before you buy. It’s just another way of making sure that you and your lenses are perfectly matched.

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Buyer's guide

Find out all you need to know about contact lenses, including what to expect and tips for wearing them.

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