Price comparison
See exactly how much you save
We compared our prices to what you'd pay at your eye doctor's office and at 1-800 Contacts. The difference is real — and it adds up fast.
Contact lenses are a commodity. The Acuvue Oasys you buy at your eye doctor's office is the exact same FDA-approved lens you get from us — same manufacturer, same box, same lenses. The only difference is what you pay for it.
Prices shown are representative retail ranges as of 2026. Your actual savings may vary by prescription, box size, and current promotions.
Brand-by-brand price breakdown
Same lenses. Same manufacturer. Dramatically different price.
Acuvue
by Johnson & JohnsonAcuvue Oasys (24-pack)
Eye doctor: $65
1-800 Contacts: $58
$43
-34%1-Day Acuvue Moist (90-pack)
Eye doctor: $85
1-800 Contacts: $72
$52
-39%Dailies
by AlconDailies Total1 (90-pack)
Eye doctor: $90
1-800 Contacts: $78
$54
-40%Dailies AquaComfort Plus (90-pack)
Eye doctor: $65
1-800 Contacts: $55
$37
-43%Biofinity
by CooperVisionBiofinity (6-pack)
Eye doctor: $75
1-800 Contacts: $62
$44
-41%Biofinity Toric (6-pack)
Eye doctor: $95
1-800 Contacts: $82
$58
-39%Air Optix
by AlconAir Optix Aqua (6-pack)
Eye doctor: $72
1-800 Contacts: $60
$43
-40%Air Optix Night & Day (6-pack)
Eye doctor: $88
1-800 Contacts: $74
$52
-41%Proclear
by CooperVisionProclear Monthly (6-pack)
Eye doctor: $68
1-800 Contacts: $56
$40
-41%SofLens
by Bausch + LombSofLens Daily Disposable (90-pack)
Eye doctor: $72
1-800 Contacts: $58
$42
-42%What does that add up to in a year?
Most contact lens wearers order 4–8 boxes per year. At our prices vs. retail, the annual savings are significant.
Daily lens wearer
2 boxes of 90-pack dailies per eye, per year
Monthly lens wearer
2 boxes of 6-pack monthlies per eye, per year
Toric lens wearer
2 boxes of 6-pack torics per eye, per year
Why are the lenses the same quality?
Same manufacturer
Every lens we sell comes directly from the original manufacturer — Johnson & Johnson, Alcon, CooperVision, or Bausch + Lomb. There are no generic substitutes or off-brand equivalents.
FDA-approved
All contact lenses sold in the United States must be FDA-approved medical devices. Every brand we carry meets this requirement — the same as what your eye doctor stocks.
Prescription required
We require a valid, unexpired prescription for every order — just like any licensed contact lens retailer. This is required by U.S. law and protects your eye health.
Lower overhead, not lower quality
Eye doctor offices and large retail chains carry significant overhead — staff, real estate, marketing. Online retailers operate more efficiently, and we pass those savings directly to you.
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