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A favourite among lens wearers in Europe, Biofinity contact lenses by CooperVision are so comfortable that you can wear them for up to six days and seven nights continuously (provided your optician says it's okay). It's no wonder they're considered the best monthly contact lenses available.
Patented Aquaform technology allows more oxygen to reach your eyes compared to competing monthly lenses, so your eyes are moist and comfortable throughout the day. If you have previously worn Specsavers easyvision Monthly Opteyes, Biofinity is compatible with your prescription. Try the best monthly contact lenses available today.
Acuvue Oasys are two weekly lenses: a wearing pattern that is often cheaper than monthly lenses and is considered more hygienic. Widely recognised as best in class, Acuvue Oasys are ideal for anyone who is prone to the irritation of dry eyes when wearing contact lenses. Plus, a built-in UV blocker protects the wearers' eyes from harmful ultraviolet light.
These lenses are also the best for extended wear. One of the main concerns for many lens wearers is the need to remove their lenses at the end of each day. In the past this has been a necessity, but now that's all changed for the better with the development of extended wear lenses.
If recommended by your optician, Acuvue Oasys can be worn for either 2 weeks with nightly removal or 6 nights and 7 days before disposal. If you often forget to remove your lenses, these comfortable lenses will be a great solution for you.
Now all you need to do is repeat these steps for your other eye and you've safely removed your contacts. Simple, isn't it!
Contact lens technology moves on and changes over time. New materials, such as silicone hydrogel, can dramatically improve the comfort of lenses and make them more breathable, so you may even be able to wear them for longer periods before taking them out. Silicone hydrogel can in some cases increase the breathability from traditional hydrogel lenses by a factor of 5 or 6. Our expert opticians have recommended the following upgrades for popular daily and monthly contact lenses.