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In a word, yes. We can contact your eye doctor to verify your prescription or you can email or fax a copy. Whatever's easier. But, keep in mind that a physical copy of the prescription speeds up processing.

Yes, by law-and for your safety-you can only purchase the brand of lens your eye doctor prescribed using a valid prescription. Some lenses do have a generic alternative, however, and you can contact our Customer Service Team for more information.

While it might not seem like your vision has changed, it's important to check your prescription and evaluate the health of your eyes; the wrong contacts could cause damage without showing any visible symptoms.

Regular eye exams are important not only to check your prescription but also to evaluate the health of your eyes. This is especially important for contact lens wearers because the contacts could be causing damage to your eyes without necessarily causing any obvious symptoms.

We can only fill orders for unexpired prescriptions. If your prescription does not have an expiration date, then the expiration date is either 1 or 2 years from your exam date, depending on your doctor's preference. We will verify your prescription with your doctor and notify you if the prescription is expired.

Walmart has one of the most customer friendly return policies in the online optical industry. If for any reason, you are unsatisfied with your order Walmart offers free return shipping so you never have to worry about receiving the wrong size, color, product defects, or even if you're just unsatisfied with the product purchased.

Yes. When you order contact lenses, you must have a current contact lens prescription which specifies the power of the lenses, the size of the lens, the type and brand of lens. See also How to Read a Contact Lens Prescription.

Yes, associates are eligible to receive the associate discount when ordering online. Associates must enter through WalmartOne.com to be eligible for the associate discount. Each time you place an order, log on to WalmartOne.com, select \"Pay and Financial Benefits\", select \"Associate Discounts\" then select WalmartContacts.com. Your associate discount will be shown when you checkout.

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Any patient that needs constant vision correction, and does not have persistent eye health issues (like severe dry eyes, or those susceptible to eye infections), makes for a potentially good candidate for wearing contact lenses. Being active with sports or fitness activities does not preclude one from wearing contacts. There is no minimum age for wearing contacts, so children may be a candidate to use them with the main caveat that proper care and maintenance is adhered to.

Buying top brand contact lenses online through Lens.com is fast and easy. Just three easy steps and your lenses will be shipped right to your door. At the top of every page on our site you will find three easy-to-use navigational dropdowns which will allow you to locate lenses by Lens Name, Manufacturer Name, or Lens Type. Simply browse through our Web site, either to find the lens that you currently wear or to explore possible alternative lenses to discuss with your eye care professional. When you find the lens you would like to purchase, simply select the correct prescription and add it to your shopping cart by clicking \"Add to Cart\". The shopping cart will hold everything for you until you are ready to check out. In short: find your prescribed contact lens, enter your prescription - it's on the side of your contact lens box, enter your doctor's name and phone number, checkout, and then we'll do the rest for you.

Generally, yes you need a copy of your prescription to order contacts from most retailers. However, at Lens.com, you do not need a physical copy of your prescription in order to place an order with us. You need only to provide us with your eye doctor's name and contact info, and we'll handle the prescription verification for you. If you do have a copy of your prescription, we can use this to satisfy verification of your prescription (our system will prompt you to email us a picture of your prescription, or you can fax it to us as well). For your information, Federal Law now requires your eye care provider to release a copy of your prescriptions. Make sure to get a copy of your contact lens prescription, as it belongs to you. Again, having this in your possession is not required to place an order with us, but it's something that is owed to you once you complete an eye examination, so that you can choose where to purchase your contacts.

Not typically, no. Contact lenses are generally more expensive than prescription eyeglasses because they need to be replaced regularly. However, you may be able to bring down your annual contact lens cost by taking advantage of discounts, rebate offers, and other promos from online contact lens retailers, like Lens.com. If on a strict budget, discounted monthly contacts can be a very affordable solution, costing only a few cents per day.

Prescriptions for contacts and glasses typically last for 1 to 2 years, depending on the state in which it was issued. Prescriptions to purchase corrective contacts & glasses are meant to be used soon after being issued as a person's visual acuity can change over time. To mitigate time and cost of renewing a prescription, there are options to do this online which are cheaper and more convenient than going to an ECP's office. Lens.com offers this online vision exam service.

Yes, there are contacts designed as bifocals (lenses that offer 2 prescriptions in one lens) and contacts that offer 3 or more prescriptions in one lens (often referred to as multifocals). These contacts are designed to address presbyopia, where age-related changes to the eye cause difficulties in focusing on close objects. Bifocal contacts come in soft and hard form.

Yes, reusable lenses are generally safe. FDA-approved contacts go through an objective and thorough review process to ensure they're generally safe and effective, apart from the testing manufacturers put them through. As an added layer of safety, all contacts in the US are prescribed by an ECP to ensure contacts are matched to an individual's needs. Lens.com sells only FDA-approved contacts, and a valid prescription is required to make a purchase.

Yes, there are contacts designed to correct for astigmatism, also known as toric lenses. Toric lenses correct for the irregular curvature of the eye which results in blurry vision and an inability to discern fine details. Bifionity Toric (monthly), and Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism (bi-weekly) are 2 popular examples.

Buying top brand contact lenses online through Lens.com is fast and easy. Just three easy steps and your lenses will be shipped right to your door. At the top of every page on our site you will find three easy-to-use navigational dropdowns which will allow you to locate lenses by Lens Name, Manufacturer Name, or Lens Type. Simply browse through our Web site, either to find the lens that you currently wear or to explore possible alternative lenses to discuss with your eye care professional. When you find the lens you would like to purchase, simply select the correct prescription and add it to your shopping cart by clicking \\\"Add to Cart\\\". The shopping cart will hold everything for you until you are ready to check out. In short: find your prescribed contact lens, enter your prescription - it's on the side of your contact lens box, enter your doctor's name and phone number, checkout, and then we'll do the rest for you. 781b155fdc