Where Can I Get Prescription Contact Lenses Without Doctor's Consent?
September 2nd, 2010 | See the Top Answers to this Question Below
I paid for an eye exam for glasses a couple days ago so that I could find out my prescription and order contacts online since it is cheaper that way. Turns out, I need the doctor’s consent (I should have just paid for a contact lens exam) in order to order contacts online 
Will an optometry order contact lenses for me if I ask? I know what my vision is..
PS: I have worn contact lenses in the past
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You wont be able to do that. By law, any place that you purchase contact lenses must contact the doctor to verify that the prescription is valid. You’ll have to come in and get refitted.
Not sure if they have the answer but it sounds like they might be able to point you in the right direction
http://www.nonprescriptioncoloredcontacts.org/
anywere where i live you don’t need doctors consent but you might live in usa so am not sure if it help but you might have a problem with your eye’s if you need doctors consent
I believe you need doctor’s verification for any contact lens prescription, but it’s definitely worth looking further into. I’ve read about certain websites that you can use to get through a few “loopholes.”