I have my current lens box
Great. Use the full product name and the values printed on the packaging.
How to order
Already wear contact lenses? Keep your current lens box or contact lens prescription nearby. Find the exact lens model you use, enter the values for each eye and choose how many boxes you need.
Always order the exact contact lens model and values fitted or recommended for you.
Start here
Choose the reference you have nearby and follow the route that fits.
Great. Use the full product name and the values printed on the packaging.
Use the exact contact lens model and the values listed for your right and left eye.
Some optician chains sell manufacturer lenses under their own names. Netlens can help you identify the corresponding manufacturer product.
Five clear steps
Use your current lens box or contact lens prescription as your reference. The process is the same whether your two eyes have matching or different values.
Step 1
Look at the full product name on your current lens box and search for the same product at Netlens.
Check the complete model name. Products in the same family can have different versions, such as standard, Toric or Multifocal.
Does your optician use another product name?
Step 2
On the product page, enter the values from your contact lens prescription or current lens packaging.
Fill in the information separately for your right and left eye. It is completely normal for the values to be different.
Step 3
The pack size refers to the number of individual contact lenses in the box – not pairs.
Choose the number of boxes you want for each eye.
Step 4
Before adding the lenses to your cart, check:
If your exact CYL, AX, ADD or another value is not available, do not simply select the nearest value.
Step 5
Add your lenses to the cart and continue to checkout.
Before completing payment, you can review your order, available delivery option, shipping cost and total price.
Box quantities
The number printed on the pack is the number of individual contact lenses in that box, not pairs. Select a box quantity for each eye.
30 lenses can provide up to 30 daily wearing occasions for one eye when one new lens is used each day.
90 lenses can provide up to 90 daily wearing occasions for one eye when one new lens is used each day.
A six-pack contains six individual lenses for one eye. When the specific lens is replaced monthly, this corresponds to six replacement periods for that eye.
Always follow the wearing and replacement schedule for your exact contact lens model and the advice from your optician or eye care professional.
Right and left eye
That is completely normal.
If both eyes use the same contact lens model, enter the values for each eye separately on the same product page.
Two lens models
If your right and left eye use different contact lens models, add the first product with the correct values and quantity, then find and add the second lens model separately.
Contact lens and glasses prescriptions are not interchangeable.
If you are unsure which contact lens model or values you should use, check with your optician before ordering.
After checkout
We send an order confirmation to your email.
Delivery time depends on the specific lens model. Some products may be available directly while others may need to be ordered from the manufacturer.
When your order is dispatched, you receive shipping information. Tracking information is provided where available.
If you have any questions at all, don't hesitate to contact us!
A straightforward place to reorder
Contact lenses from leading manufacturers at competitive prices.
Many popular lenses are available for fast delivery. Check the product page for the expected delivery time.
We offer 365 days of free returns. A prepaid return label is included in your package – simply attach it and send your return back to us free of charge.
Netlens has been helping customers buy contact lenses online since 2005.
Quick answers
No. Netlens does not require you to upload your prescription when ordering, but you should use the exact contact lens model and values fitted or recommended for you.
No. A glasses prescription should not be used to select contact lenses.
These values are normally shown on your contact lens packaging and/or contact lens prescription.
Enter the values separately for each eye.
Add each lens model separately with the correct values.
Some contact lens models only have one fixed base curve or diameter, so there is no value for you to choose.
Use the Netlens optician-brand guide to identify the corresponding manufacturer product.
Ready?
Keep your lens box or contact lens prescription nearby and find your exact product.