Question 1

Who makes Precision1® contacts

Accepted Answer

Precision1® contact lenses are disposable contacts manufactured by Alcon. Alcon is one of the most prominent and prolific eye care device companies in the world, and is dedicated to enhancing and improving people’s vision.

Question 2

How long can you wear Precision1® contacts?

Accepted Answer

Alcon Precision1® lenses are like most other daily disposable contacts—you wear them for a day, and then discard them afterward. Daily disposable lenses are made for one-time use only and should never be reused (even if the lenses are only out of your eyes for a few minutes). Always get a new pair!

Be sure to read the directions on the Precision1® lenses box for additional instructions.

Question 3

Can you sleep in Precision1® contacts?

Accepted Answer

Sleeping in contact lenses is a bad idea, because it can increase your risk of contracting an eye infection or sustaining damage to your eye. This advice applies to napping as well! So, before going to sleep, always take out your contacts—it’ll be better for your eye health in the long run.

Question 4

How many contacts come in a box of Precision1® lenses?

Accepted Answer

Precision1® contacts come in packs of 30 or 90 lenses. If you purchase a 90-pack, that should give you enough lenses for around three months of wear in one eye, assuming you wear the lenses every day.

Question 5

How much do Precision1® contact lenses cost?

Accepted Answer

Alcon Precision1® lenses cost approximately $40 to $100, depending on your eye prescription and pack size (these prices are subject to change). Alcon makes Precision1® contacts for nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.
If you’re curious about the overall cost of contact lenses, consult our guide: How Much Are Contact Lenses? And don’t forget, your first order of contacts will always be 15% off.

Question 6

How do you put in Precision1® contacts?

Accepted Answer

To put in Precision1® lenses, you’ll follow the same process as you would with most daily contacts.

Check out our guide on how to put in contacts for a refresher, or schedule an appointment with your optometrist if you still need help. The doctor can walk through the steps with you and answer any questions.

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