Johnson & Johnson 1-Day Acuvue Moist

I never got on with anything other than soft lenses right from the start. I had some non-disposables, but they kept falling out and I lost them, so that got expensive. So after a few years of giving up, I tried again, this time with daily disposables. Great! What a revelation! I started with Acuvue and was very happy with the comfort. I used them for a couple of years, buying dailies from my optician via a contract. I could wear them all day (but not all evening as well), with no discomfort. I'd come home from work, take my suit off, put my specs on, happy at home! The difficulty I found with Acuvue was the actual lenses were so thin that it ...  Read the complete review

I have been wearing contact lens for over 20 years (makes me feel really old). I started with the non disposables, moved on to monthly's and now on to daily's. I have thought about having the laser treatment, but my optician advised me against it, arguing I would need reading glasses in the near future, so I would always be optically challenged! I am by no means 'blind' (-2.50), but vision is blurred when looking at people, television or any other interesting sights. I decided to give the 1 Day Acuvue Moist a trial as I found that by half way through the month, my monthly's were dry and itchy, giving me only four hours a day wear. Going out in the evenings was ...  Read the complete review

I have been wearing Contact Lenses for 10 years now- wow im old! I started on monthly soft lenses and have been using them until very recently. If you wear lenses take this advice from someone who knows- your eyes are the most important thing in the world and believe me you wanna take care of them! The daily lenses mean your eyes are under less straing- the lenses are fresh and comfortable. There's also less chance of getting an infection with daily lenses. Daily disposables are obviously much easier and more comfortable in general as you don't need solution (unless you need to rinse your lense during the say but think of the savings!). I decided ...  Read the complete review

I've been wearing glasses for 15 years. Intially it was purely for work, using the computer etc, but over time I ended up wearing them everyday. I had never considered wearing lenses as the thought of putting anything into my eye really put me off. Also laser treatment hadn't been recommended by my optician before. However after a holiday earlier this year, snowboarding in Italy, I damaged my prescription goggles. My prescription wasn't that strong (-1.00 & -1.50)but all the lettering was blurry. When I got back I decided to speak to my optician. I explained that I was looking to get some contact lenses, but I was only wanting them for sport and some ...  Read the complete review

Right from the word go I was given soft contact lenses so reading other reviews luckily I havent had to use hard lenses. I did for a short time have some non-disposables, but they didnt seem to stay in place if I rubbed my eye or blinked a little too much so due to losing an awful lot of them this option was rather expensive After a number of years whilst I reverted back to only wearing glasses, I tried again, this time using daily disposables. The difference was amazing My first venture with dailies was with Acuvue and I was finding no problems with them, I bought them through buying dailies from specsavers via a contract, costing £20 per months I ...  Read the complete review