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Online Contact Lens Supplier

5 years back I used Vision Direct to supply.

I am not fussy about the brand.

Just did a check for 90-days daily wear and its around £50.

Naturally, plenty on google, but I was wondering in those 5-years have any other reliable suppliers come to the fore that you could recommend from personal use.

Many thanks.
"enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb

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  • I have always used Vision Direct. I find their website easy to use and everything arrives quickly. Because of this, I haven't tried to compare prices with other suppliers, which isn't like me.
  • rdone
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    I used lenstore.co.uk last time and found them good. Has 6 months worth of monthly's for around £40-45.
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    I've used daysoft.com for a few years now-a months supply for dailies is £12.98 (inc delivery).
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  • pmduk
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    Why not wait and see what your optician prescribes before choosing a supplier. Any reputable supplier will obey the law and require a prescription before supplying lenses anyway, indeed I'd suggest avoiding any without this requirement. NB a standard eye test is NOT the same as a contact lens assessment, the measurements and checks are different.
  • theGrinch
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    pmduk wrote: »
    Why not wait and see what your optician prescribes before choosing a supplier. Any reputable supplier will obey the law and require a prescription before supplying lenses anyway, indeed I'd suggest avoiding any without this requirement. NB a standard eye test is NOT the same as a contact lens assessment, the measurements and checks are different.


    thanks. had it done last month
    "enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb
  • Try this website, i just found it. It will be very helpfully to you. This website with corrective lenses and a good discount. I got many lenses from them. i also use lenskart Website.
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