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PRODUCTS |
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Daily Lenses
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Clear View D1 - Designed to be worn for a day and disposed of. No cleaning is required. Starting each day with a fresh pair of lenses is the healthiest, most convenient way to wear contact lenses. |
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Box of 30 lenses
$40 / box |
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1-week Extended Wear Lenses
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Clear View E7 - Designed to be worn as a 1-week extended wear lens, which means that you can sleep in them. Put them in and throw them away 7 days later. No cleaning is required. |
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Box of 6 lenses
$44 / box |
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1-week Daily Wear Lenses
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Clear View D7 - Designed to be worn as a 1-week daily wear lens. Remove and clean them each night for 1 week and then replace. |
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Box of 6 lenses
$33 / box |
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2-week Daily Wear Lenses
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Clear View D14 - Designed to be worn as a 2-week daily wear lens. Remove and clean them each night for 1 week and then replace. |
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Box of 6 lenses
$44 / box |
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4-week Daily Wear Lenses
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Clear View D28 - Designed to be worn as a 4-week daily wear lens. Remove and clean them each night for 1 month and then replace. |
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Box of 3 lenses
$40 / box |
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What you should look for in a lens?
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Vision
correction
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Contact lenses should improve the wearer's vision as much as possible.
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Comfort
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Contact lenses should be comfortable to wear. Ideally the wearer should not feel them at all.
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| Ease of
handling |
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Contact lenses should be easy to insert and remove. It should also be easy to determine whether or not a lens is inside out before inserting it.
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Replacement schedule |
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The replacement schedule of a contact lens refers to how long it can safely be worn before it needs to be thrown away (ie. daily, weekly, monthly).
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Wear
schedule |
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The 2 different wear schedules are: Daily wear lenses - remove before sleeping and Extended wear lenses - can be worn even during sleep. |
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Price
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Generally speaking, the shorter the replacement schedule of a contact lens, the higher the cost over time. |
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