Contact lenses at Specsavers

You may already be a seasoned pro at buying contact lenses, but if you’re new to them the information on this page will give you advice on how to try or buy contact lenses online for the first time.

There are lots of different types of contact lenses to choose from depending on whether you’re a once-in-a-while or a wear-every-day type. Our optometrists will be happy to recommend the right ones for you.

We wouldn’t want to sell you anything you’re not happy with, so before you commit to anything, we’ll let you try contact lenses free. You’ll get a full assessment and some help choosing your lenses.

As part of our ongoing environmental commitment, we’ve put together some information on how best to dispose and recycle your contact lenses as well as the packaging they come in.

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If you’ve got a question about your lenses, like how to put them in, take them out, or clean them – have a look through our tips and advice.

Fancy something different? Coloured contact lenses give you the option to boost your eye’s natural colour, or create a dramatic change, whatever the occasion. Find out about our range in store.

Contact lenses aren’t just for adults. In fact there’s no minimum age for wearing contacts – as long as your optometrist is happy for you to use them.

We love glasses, but we also know they can get in the way when it comes to certain things in life. Playing sport, applying make-up and even travelling can be made easier with the help of contact lenses.

Your contact lens appointment is a little different than a normal eye test. But they’re just as important. Learn about what to expect during a contact lens appointment.

If you normally wear different glasses for different things, like one pair for reading and another for distance, you may have thought that contact lenses weren’t an option. But that’s no problem.

We want to make sure your eyes stay happy and healthy wearing contact lenses.

If you exercise or play sports regularly, you could notice quite a difference wearing contact lenses rather than glasses.

As we get a little older, we’ll start to need different prescriptions for different things. But that doesn’t mean the end for contact lenses.