Not sure where to start? These best-selling 30 day contact lenses stand out for comfort, breathability, value, and prescription range. Each one brings something different to the table, so it's easy to find a monthly lens that fits your routine.
Biofinity
Biofinity is a trusted monthly lens for everyday wear. Its breathable silicone hydrogel material makes it a reliable choice for wearers who want clear vision, lasting comfort, and a simple monthly replacement schedule.
Air Optix Plus HydraGlyde
Air Optix Plus HydraGlyde is built for wearers who want a monthly lens that stays comfortable through busy days. Its moisture-focused design makes it a strong choice if your eyes tend to feel dry during work, screen time, or long hours on the go.
ULTRA
ULTRA is a standout monthly lens from Bausch + Lomb, especially for screen-heavy days. It's made for wearers who want a reusable lens that can keep up with work, errands, scrolling, and everything else packed into the day.
Total30
Total30 is a newer monthly lens from Alcon that focuses on comfort from day 1 to day 30. It's a strong pick if you want a modern monthly lens with a smooth surface feel and reliable daily performance.
Proclear Compatibles
Proclear Compatibles is a dependable monthly lens for shoppers who want comfort without a higher price point. It's a smart pick if you're looking for a reusable lens that balances value, comfort, and a familiar monthly routine.
How Much Do 30 Day Contacts Cost?
30 day contact lenses on 1-800-GET-LENS typically range from about $10 to $100 per box, depending on the brand, pack size, prescription type, and available rebates. Standard monthly contacts usually cost less than toric, multifocal, and other specialty monthly lenses. Before checking out, compare the box price, lens quantity, prescription details, rebate terms, and any taxes or fees so you know your final total.
Where To Buy 30 Day Lenses Online
You can buy 30-day contact lenses online from 1-800-GET-LENS with a valid contact lens prescription. Shopping online makes it easier to compare monthly disposable options, check prices, and reorder the lenses your eye doctor prescribed. If your prescription needs verification, the team can also contact your eye doctor for you to help make the process easier.
Before you buy, review the full lens name, prescription details, pack size, and quantity. This helps you avoid ordering the wrong product and keeps your monthly contact lens routine simple from the start.
