Dailies contacts are part of the Alcon contacts family. Alcon is the largest producer of eyewear worldwide and has more than 75 years of experience in the industry. Their focus on research and development drives their customer-centric approach.  

Booking an eye exam is the first step toward getting a prescription and finding the right contacts for you. Your eye doctor can help you determine the best contacts for your vision needs and lifestyle.
Dailies daily contact lenses have a variety of products for a wide range of vision needs, including myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), astigmatism, and presbyopia.


DAILIES® TOTAL 1 are the first daily water-gradient contacts, which means that the amount of water in their composition increases from the center of the contact out to the edge. This technology offers both incredible comfort and superior moisture.


Meanwhile, DAILIES® AquaComfort provides clear vision with a blink-activated moisture system perfect for first-time users and young adults. For eyes sensitive to debris, or for allergy sufferers, try DAILIES® Focus.

Want to change your look? DAILIES® Colors come in four vibrant shades: green, grey, hazel, and blue. They also feature an eye-defining outer ring for a bigger, brighter appearance. 

The cost of Dailies contacts depends on the type of lens. But generally, a 90-pack of Dailies contacts can cost anywhere from $59 to $117. For a 30-pack, you can expect to pay between $24 and $45. (These prices are subject to change.)
Once you know what kind of contacts work best for you, ordering a 90-pack comes out to the best price on Dailies contacts. In general, daily disposable contacts can cost a little more than monthly or biweekly lenses, but unlike other lenses, daily contacts don’t require maintenance, solution, or additional storage.
Want to learn more about the cost of contacts? Check out this guide: How Much Do Contact Lenses Cost?

Dailies contact lenses are designed to be single-use, which means they are meant to be worn for just one day. You’ll start with a fresh pair each day, with no need to clean them.
In general, daily disposable contacts are meant to be worn for 8–16 hours. Do not reinsert lenses after removing them.

At the end of each day, remove your Dailies contact lenses and throw them away in the trash. Don’t flush them down the toilet or drain, as this can add microplastic waste to the water supply.

Nope! DAILIES® Total 1, DAILIES® Aquacomfort, DAILIES® Comfort and DAILIES® Colors are currently being manufactured and are available to order here at Warby Parker.