Monthly Contacts VS Daily - Which is better?
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Daily vs monthly contacts:
Pros of Daily Disposable Contact Lenses
New Lens Every Day
Less chance of infection
Less chance of allergies
No need to clean
No need to buy lens solution
Easier for Travel
Pros of Monthly Contact Lenses:
Comes in wider variety of powers
Cheaper up front vs Dailies
Some can be slept in (see sleeping in contacts video)
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Some of my favorite Daily Disposable Contact Lenses
Alcon Contact Lenses:
Dailies Total 1
Dailies Precision 1
Bausch and Lomb Contact Lenses:
Bausch and Lomb Infuse
Acuvue Contact Lenses:
Acuvue Oasys 1 Day lens
🔸 Some of my favorite Monthly Contact lenses
Bausch and Lomb Contact Lenses:
Bausch and Lomb Ultra Lenses
Alcon Contact Lenses:
Air Optix Night and Day lens
Cooper Vision Lenses
Biofinity Contacts
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About This Video: In this video, Joseph J. Allen, OD FAAO from Doctor Eye Health reviews monthly contact lenses vs daily contact lenses. Monthly contacts are replaced every 30 days and although cheaper up front, need to be cleaned frequently and tend to build up deposits. The deposits make the lenses less comfortable vs the daily disposable contact lenses. Because you open a new lens every day with daily contact lenses vs monthly, you get a fresh new lens every time. If you are not sure which type of contact lens is right for you, this video should help
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