How To Order Contacts Online With Glasses Prescription

When it comes to buying contact lenses online, it is not only more convenient than going into a store, but it is also often cheaper. With more and more people self-isolating due to Coronavirus concerns, now is the ideal opportunity to learn how to order contact lenses online.

The purpose of this brief guide is to provide you with information on how you can easily buy contact lenses online from the comfort of your own home.

Guide on how to order contacts online

An internet connection, a smartphone, tablet, or desktop computer, as well as your contact lens prescription, are required.

A couple of simple steps are required to purchase contact lenses online:

• Our website contains a category for contact lenses.

• Our filters allow you to select the quantity of contact lenses you would like to purchase. We have daily contact lenses, monthly contact lenses and weekly disposable contact lenses available.

• Following that, you will be able to filter your search by the type of contact lenses you desire, as well as by the brand and manufacturer if you so desire.

• You can select the contact lenses you wish to receive by clicking on them and entering your contact lens prescription details. Please note that it is important that you use your prescription for contact lenses rather than your prescription for eyeglasses.

You can proceed to the checkout once you have added the item to your cart.

Can I order contacts with my glasses prescription?

There is a significant difference between prescriptions for contact lenses and prescriptions for eyeglasses. Glasses are worn in front of the eyes, while contacts are worn directly over the eyes.

In order to correct the correction, it is necessary to make an appointment with your optometrist if you do not have a contact lens prescription. If you do not have a contact lens prescription, contact lenses must be prescribed by an optometrist. In this article, you will learn how to read your contact lens prescription.

How do I choose the right contact lenses?

Contact lenses come in two varieties: daily disposable contact lenses and monthly contact lenses. You can use daily disposable contact lenses simply by inserting a new pair every day. If you occasionally wear contact lenses, or do not have time to clean and store contacts each night, daily contact lenses are the best choice for you.

The monthly contact lenses are intended to be worn for 30 days and are the best option for those who wear contact lenses daily. It is important to keep the contact lenses clean in order to ensure that they will last. As the lenses are thicker, they can often feel more comfortable than daily contact lenses.

Contact lenses should be chosen according to their purpose. If you need contacts for astigmatism, you may hear the term toric lenses. Toric lenses are designed to refract light in different ways in order to correct astigmatism.

You will need aspherical contact lenses if you suffer from a low degree of astigmatism. However, multifocal contact lenses differ from spherical contacts.

There are various prescriptions built into multifocal contact lenses, which can be used to correct a variety of vision conditions including nearsightedness, farsightedness, and any other condition in between. There are two types of spherical contact lenses: nearsighted contact lenses and farsighted contact lenses. To determine which lenses are appropriate for you, please consult your optometrist.