Explore the full range of contact lenses available at Netlens. Our assortment includes daily disposable and reusable contact lenses for different vision correction needs, including spherical lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism and multifocal lenses for presbyopia.
Contact lenses differ in replacement schedule, material, optical design, available prescription parameters and approved wearing schedule. When reordering, use the same lens model and prescription recommended for you by your optician or eye care professional.
Daily and monthly contact lenses
Daily contact lenses are designed for single-day use and are discarded after removal. They do not require cleaning or overnight storage and a fresh pair is used for each new day of wear.
Monthly contact lenses are reusable lenses with a monthly replacement schedule. Most reusable lenses need to be removed, cleaned, disinfected and stored between wears, although the approved wearing schedule varies between individual products.
Contact lenses for astigmatism and presbyopia
If you have astigmatism, explore our toric contact lenses. Toric lenses are designed to provide the additional cylinder and axis correction required for astigmatism and are available in both daily disposable and reusable options.
If you have presbyopia and need vision correction at more than one distance, see our multifocal contact lenses. Multifocal lenses use different optical designs depending on the manufacturer and lens model.
Extended and continuous wear contact lenses
Some reusable contact lenses have manufacturer-approved wearing schedules that may allow overnight, extended or continuous wear. These are grouped in our 24/7 contact lenses collection.
Replacement schedule and wearing schedule are not the same thing. A monthly lens may still need to be removed before sleep, while certain specific models may be approved for overnight wear. Always follow the wearing schedule recommended for the individual lens and by your optician or eye care professional.
Contact lens brands at Netlens
At Netlens you can find contact lenses from established manufacturers including Alcon, CooperVision, Bausch & Lomb and Johnson & Johnson. Available product families include Acuvue, Air Optix, Biofinity, Biomedics, Biotrue, Dailies, MyDay, Proclear, Purevision, Soflens and others.
Different lens families use different materials, technologies and optical designs. These differences mean that two lenses with similar prescription values should not automatically be treated as interchangeable.
Choosing and reordering contact lenses
When reordering contact lenses, use the same lens model and prescription parameters recommended for you. Depending on the lens type, these parameters can include power, base curve, diameter, cylinder, axis and addition.
Our guide to contact lens parameters explains the most common values used when ordering contact lenses online. If you are considering changing to another lens model, brand or replacement schedule, consult your optician or eye care professional first.
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