Daily Disposable Contact Lenses

Daily Disposable Contact Lenses are especially known for one-day contact lenses.

Daily Disposable Contact Lenses are worn once and thrown away. They are also called one-day or single-use contact lenses, and they are selected for comfort and convenience.

 Starting each day with a fresh lens suits many wearers, especially anyone who wants a low-maintenance routine. If you have allergies or dry or sensitive eyes, ask your eye care professional which lens is right for you, and read our guide to daily disposables for sensitive eyes.

This contact lens collection is available in 30-pack contact lens and 90-pack contact lens options. Get a 90-pack so you're stocked up without needing to reorder as often.

Key Benefits: 

Daily Hygiene Maintenance: Daily Disposable Contact lenses are used for a new day. That's the reason there is no cleaning and storage case needed; it will be used and thrown away.

Moisture: Many daily lenses are designed to keep the lens surface moist while worn. Materials differ: 1-Day Acuvue Moist is a hydrogel lens, while MyDay is a silicone hydrogel lens, so check each product page.

Oxygen: Silicone hydrogel lenses generally let more oxygen reach the eye than traditional hydrogel lenses. Oxygen permeability varies by lens, so check the product details.

UV blocking: Some daily lenses include a UV-blocking filter, so check the product page. Contact lenses do not cover the whole eye, so UV-protective sunglasses are still recommended.

Travel-friendly: No cleaning or storage case needed, which makes them convenient for trips and active days.

Who may like daily disposable contact lenses?

●     Wearers who prefer no cleaning routine

●     Occasional users who only need lenses for an event or specific days

●     Anyone who wants a fresh lens every day.

●     Athletes and people with active lifestyles. 

Explore top-rated daily disposable contact lenses like Dailies Total 1, 1-Day Acuvue Moist, Acuvue Oasys 1-Day, MyDay, Biotrue ONEday, and Precision1.

Need astigmatism or multifocal correction? Browse toric lenses for astigmatism and multifocal lenses. If you have allergies, dryness or sensitive eyes, talk to your eye care professional first.

Not sure which schedule to pick? Compare daily vs weekly vs monthly lenses, see our 2-week and monthly lenses, or learn how to read your contact lens prescription. Never sleep in daily lenses unless your eye care professional says so: can you sleep in contact lenses?