Clariti® contact lenses are made by CooperVision one of the leading manufacturers of contact lenses today. Sold in over 130 countries worldwide. CooperVision® contacts address common vision issues with single-vision contacts to correct myopia (nearsightedness) and hyperopia (farsightedness), toric contacts for astigmatism, and multifocal contacts for presbyopia. Options include daily, monthly, and biweekly contacts.
In addition to Clariti® 1 day contacts, popular CooperVision® lens brands include Avaira Vitality™, Biofinity®, Biomedics® 55 premier, MyDay®, and Proclear®.

Clariti® daily contacts are made by a world-renowned manufacturer, CooperVision®. They’re available as “regular” single-vision, toric, and multifocal contact lenses, and they feature high breathability and UV-blocking capabilities. CooperVision®’s unique AquaGen™ technology attracts moisture and binds it to the lens, making Clariti® contacts comfortable to wear all day and excellent for people with dry eyes.


If you’re environmentally conscious, you’ll love this: Clariti® contact lenses are the first net plastic neutral daily contacts. For every box sold, CooperVision® offsets the amount of plastic used in their production by funding the collection and recycling of an equal amount of ocean-bound plastic waste.

Clariti® contacts are daily lenses, meaning they’re made to be worn for only one day at a time. At the end of each day, you can simply toss these disposable contacts in the trash (very convenient). Plus, they’re potentially healthier for your eyes since starting with a fresh pair each day minimizes the risk of infection from contact lenses.

Clariti® contacts are designed to be economical while adhering to the highest quality standards. The cost of Clariti® contact lenses varies with the type and quantity.

• Single-vision Clariti® 1 day contacts cost approximately $30 for a 30-day supply, and $60 for a 90-day supply.
• Clariti® 1 day toric contacts for astigmatism are around $45 for a 30 pack, and $70 for a 90 pack.
• Clariti® 1 day multifocal contact lenses cost around $55 for 30 days’ worth, and $75 for a 90-day supply.

At the end of the day, you can just throw your Clariti® contact lenses in the trash. Be sure never to dispose of your contact lenses in the sink or toilet—when they reach a wastewater treatment plant, they can ultimately be broken down into microplastics in our water supply.

CooperVision’s Clariti® 1 day contact are daily disposable contact lenses and should be discarded at the end of each day. Even though some contacts designed for extended wear, sleeping in contacts is never recommended because it can increase the risk of eye infection and other conditions.