PRECISION1® daily contacts are manufactured by Alcon, one of the most prominent and trusted eyecare device companies in the world. Alcon is dedicated to enhancing people’s lives with innovative products that improve their vision.


Other contact lens brands made by Alcon include Air Optix®, DAILIES®, and TOTAL30®.

Yes. PRECISION1® daily contacts for astigmatism are a great way to take advantage of all the PRECISION1® moisturizing and ease-of-use benefits in a toric contact lens. They come in convenient 30 packs and 90 packs.


In addition to astigmatism, PRECISION1® contacts correct myopia (nearsightedness) and hyperopia (farsightedness).

PRECISION1® lenses are like most other daily disposable contacts—you wear them for a day and 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 start with a fresh, new pair.


Be sure to read the directions on the box of PRECISION1® lenses for additional instructions, and ask your eye doctor any questions you have.

Alcon PRECISION1® daily contacts cost approximately $30 to $90, depending on your eye prescription and pack size. PRECISION1® contacts come in packs of 30 or 90 lenses. (Prices are subject to change. Restrictions apply.)


Don’t forget: You’ll get 20% off your first order of contacts from us. And an annual supply of any contact lenses will nab you a $50 credit toward the purchase of glasses or sunglasses.

If you’re curious about the overall cost of contact lenses, consult our guide: How Much Are Contact Lenses?

Sleeping in contact lenses is a bad idea, because it can increase your risk of contracting an eye infection or suffering 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.

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.