How Much Do Contact Lenses Cost?
May 18th, 2010 | See the Top Answers to this Question Below
after about 2 years of wearing glasses, Ive decided to buy contact lenses. I wanna buy the acuvue disposible lenses that last 1 year how much will it cost me? do insurance companies cover this?
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Well, I recently got contacts after wearing glasses for 4 years. I bought the monthly ones. They were about $115 for a 6-month supply. So for a year they’d be around $230. I think that they get more expensive as the wear-time gets higher (the ones that you wear for a year). I’d also recommend not getting the ones that are used for a year, because what if you lose them? then you’d have to go and buy another pair. My insurance company covered about $125 of it so this went towards the contact fitting ($99) and whatever was left went towards the contact lenses. I hope this helps, and good luck
mines cost $100 for a six month supply
Hello, I’m Theo with Pearle Vision. Honestly, it’s really hard to give an accurate price without knowing the brand of contact lenses, but I’d be happy to try and help you. If you don’t have a copy of your prescription, you can contact the doctor who wrote it to find out which brand you are wearing. Once you have that information, I’ll be able to assist with pricing information. Please feel free to email me at icare@pearlevision.com or call 1-800-Yes-Eyes and ask for Theo.
Have a great day.