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Welcome to The Contact Lenses Shop

You've arrived at the UK and Europe's Premier On-line Contact Lenses Retailer. Our mission is to provide the cheapest contact lenses in the UK and Europe coupled with a speedy and efficient service to your door. To order, you'll need to have a recent Contact Lens Specification from your optician.

Why buy contact lenses from The Contact Lenses Shop?

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* For European (non-UK) orders delivery is £5.99 per order.

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How to order contact lenses: Use our Seven Simple Steps:

1. Select the type of lenses you normally use.
2. Locate your usual brand and click on the picture.
3. Select the appropriate strength and fitting details.
4. Decide how many lenses you want.
5. Click on 'Add to Cart'.
6. Provide your address and payment details.
7. Finally, fax or post or email us a copy of your most recent 'contact lens prescription' (must be less than 12 months old)

... and we'll do the rest. Simple!

Note: We cannot supply lenses for use by people under the age of 16.

Buy Contact Lenses Online cheaper directly from the UK. All major brands of contact lenses supplied - Focus & Acuvue Dailies, Freshlook Colors, Purevision extended wear, Acuvue Advance & Oasys, Acuvue Trueye and more. We offer great prices and a fast delivery. If you are wearing 'own brand' contact lenses from another lens supplier e.g. Specsavers, Boots or Vision Express we can supply those too.

Returning Customers ...
Welcome Back! If you've bought from us before - ordering again is even easier as we should already have your contact lens specification. As long as it is still current, just click the 'you should already have it' option when you order.

Thanks for visiting. We look forward to your next visit.

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Taking Care of Your Soft Disposable Lenses

Please follow the advise given by your optician. Here are some reminders of the basics of contact lens wear and care. Ensure your eyes stay healthy and oxygenated by following the essential steps below:

1. Solutions and Cleaning:
Use the solution your optician recommended when you had your lens fitted. Most solutions are easy to use. Most of the solutions say that you don't need to rub the lenses. Although this is the case, rubbing the lens with solution can be beneficial. As well as rubbing the lens after taking them out and putting them in, it is essential to change the solution in the lens case everyday to ensure all day long comfort.

Recommendations:
Change the lens case at least every month
Clean the case at least once a week with warm soapy water.
Use a toothbrush to scrub the case out.

2. Preparation for the Lens:
Before handling your lenses - wash your hands! Next make sure you are putting your lenses in the correct eye - and the right way round. The lens will go in your eye both ways but if the wrong side is inserted the lens will feel uncomfortable and may even pop out.

How to check if the lens is the right way round:

1. The Bowl Test. When doing the bowl test you must place the lens on the tip of your finger. If the edge of the lens is slightly curved in and looks like the shape of a bowl this is the correct side up. If on the other hand the edges of the lens are curved out this is the wrong side. Sometimes when doing this test it may not be as clear if this is the case flip the lens round and check both sides.

2. The Taco Test. To find out which is the right way up you need to place the lens in the crease of the palm of your hand. You should now start to close the hand, doing this you should notice that the lens rolls in to form the shape of a taco, if done with the correct side up. If the lens is inside out the edges of the lens will flair out and the middle of the lens will fold out against itself.

3. Use the Letters on the lens. Some lens manufactures engrave lenses with numbers or letter. For instance the Freshlook coloured lens have FL engraved on the lens. When checking the lens the letter should be the right way round going into the eye.

Recommendations
It is recommended to put the contact lenses in BEFORE you apply any makeup, eye creams or hand lotion as to prevent the lens being contaminated.Hands need to be washed and free of any lotions and lint from towels, tissues etc before putting the lens in.

3. Insertion of Lenses:
Place the contact lens on the index finger of the index finger of the hand you write with. With the same hand take the middle finger and hold the bottom lid open. With the free hand reach over and hold the top lid close to the lashes open. You should have created a large enough space for the contact lens to go in without touching anything other then the eyes. Bring the finger closer to the eye until all edges of the lens are touching the eye. The contact lens will release from your finger to your eye. Let go of the lids slowly. Slowly close your eye and pat the eye a little to get rid of any air bubbles that may have occurred. Repeat this process for the other eye.

4. Removal of Lenses:

There are two main ways of removing contact lenses.

a.) The first is to pull the lens down with the index finger and bring in the thumb and pinch the lens out.
b.) The second way is to pull the lens down and to the side with your index finger. The lens will roll up into the side of your eye for you to take out.

5. Wearing Schedule:
Follow your optician's instructions regarding the frequency of wearing yoiur lenses. When starting to wear the lens you should start off slowly and then build it up. Initially you should start wearing the contact lenses for about 4 hours, and then gradually build this up by 2 hours everyday until you get to 8-10 hours which is the recommended time unless specified by your optician. If wearing the disposable lenses you must dispose of these at the proper time and not try over use them as this can lead to infections, dry eyes and other problems.

6. Emergencies and Discomfort:
If you find that you have any of the following, remove your lenses and contact your optician as soon as possible.

Burning and Watery Eyes, Persistent Pain, Constant Redness, Sensitivity to Light or Hazy vision that remains an hour or so after removal

You may find that occasionally you have 'dry eye'. Dry eye is the loss or reduction of the eye to naturally produce tears. It is one of the most frequent causes to visit an eye car professional. There may be a variety of factors which contribute to this problem such as: Aging, Medication (including Antihistamines, birth control pills, diuretics, cardiovascular medications, pain relives and anti inflammatories), Eye strain from long periods of reading or computer work, A dry, humid or windy environment.

Dry eye syndrome is an ongoing condition which has no cure, but there are drops such as artificial tears, lubricating eye drops that may reduce or eliminate the dry scratching feeling. If you are a contact lens wearer who experiences dry eyes you can try to help this with either changing your lenses to a lens which has a higher water content depending on what line of work you are in or you can buy eye drops such as blink eye drops to wear with contact lenses.

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Information on this site is provided purely for informational purposes and is not meant to be a substitute for the advice provided by your own Optician or any other medical professional. Have your eyes examined regularly and always follow your eye care professional's instructions for the proper use and care of your contact lenses. Thank you for visiting.