Best contacts to wear.

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Bridget B.

Jul 27, 2013

Bridget B.

I didnt know which category to put it into.. but anyways I'm looking into getting contacts and I have no idea which ones to get..

Bethany B.

Jul 27, 2013

Bethany B.

Daily disposable contacts would probably be best if you're just starting out.

Hayley S.

Jul 27, 2013

Hayley S.

Talk to your eye doctor! I had to try 4 different brands before finding one that worked for me. But I agree with Bethany that if you're just going to try it yourself starting with daily ones since the first few weeks are the hardest. No point throwing away 3 months worth of contacts in a week!

Lynzie B.

Jul 27, 2013

Lynzie B.

It depends on your eyes I wear air optix monthly. When your going to get them your eye doctor should give you a brand 2 try for a week and if you don't like them they'll give you another brand to try. Don't fill the prescription until your comfortable with the contact they give you.

Bridget B.

Jul 27, 2013

Bridget B.

Thank you! I don't know if I look right without glasses hahaha.

Robyn S.

Jul 27, 2013

Robyn S.

For sure go to an optometrist. I've used a bunch of different brands. I was doing O2 Optix for a while, but now I'm using Acuvue Oaysis. Also, take a look at what your insurance will cover; contacts can be pricey (especially dailies)!

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