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These days, there is a contact lens for almost everyone. Whether you are short-sighted,
long-sighted, have astigmatism or need glasses for distance and reading we can help.
Reynolds Opticians is proud to be an Acuvue® Centre of Excellence.
Our Optiplan+ care plan includes ALL your professional eye care and provides discounts on spectacles, solutions and accessories as well your contact lenses.
Contact lenses are a great alternative to wearing glasses throughout the day and with a wide variety to choose from there is a contact lens for almost everyone. Whether you are long-sighted, short-sighted, have astigmatism or need glasses for distance and reading, at Reynolds & Slater Opticians we can help. We take great pride in supporting people to improve their eyesight and we are also very pleased to be a recognised Acuvue® Centre of Excellence. Our Optiplan+ care plan includes all your professional eye care and provides discounts on spectacles, solutions and accessories, as well as your contact lenses
With a range of contact lenses to choose from, our opticians will help to find the right ones for you. Here are the eight different contact lenses that we have available:
One of the most popular lenses that we offer. They’re extremely comfortable and practical, with no need to be cleaned. Daily-Wear Soft Lenses can be worn for up to 18 hours and simply thrown away at the end of the day.
Perfect for people who want to minimise changing their contact lenses. These lenses tend to be worn for up to six days, although it is possible to wear them for as long as 30 days in some cases. There is also no need for Extended-Wear Lenses to be removed before going to sleep.
Otherwise referred to as hard lenses, Rigid Gas-Permeable (RGP) lenses are straightforward to use with a relatively long life when cared for correctly.
Monovision contact lenses are used to support Presbyopia or long-sightedness, being particularly beneficial where there is one dominant eye. These lenses alternate so that one lens addresses far vision whilst the other corrects near vision.
Similarly to Monovision, Bi-focal contact lenses are also used to treat Presbyopia, although the difference is that there are two different prescriptions within one lens.
These are professional contact lenses prescribed to alter the appearance of your iris colour. You can choose from a large variety of colours from the more conventional blues and browns to unique patterned designs.
Toric contact lenses are expertly fitted and have the ability to correct Astigmatism. These lenses incorporate a special design that rotates with the cornea to provide corrected vision.
Spherical contact lenses are simple rounds lenses that are used to treat common problems like Myopia and Hyperopia.
Contact lenses can be complicated to get used to and there are a number of best practices to follow when applying and caring for your lenses. To support you with your contact lenses here are some of our professional top tips.
Hygiene is important
Always make sure your hands are clean and dry before applying your contact lenses. In addition to this, should you drop your lenses, remove any dirt or debris before attempting to use them again.
Remove your lenses when experiencing discomfort
If you find your contact lenses begin to feel uncomfortable, refrain from using them and get in touch with your optician. It’s best to seek professional advice and only continue to use your contact lenses when suggested to do so.
Follow the guidelines of your prescribed contact lenses
Follow the recommendations of the contact lenses you are using. Excessive wear should be avoided and lenses should be worn for the guided amount of time.
More Contact Lens Recommendations
Discover additional guidance with our useful list of contact lens dos and don’ts (link or button)
Join one of our complete contact lens schemes. This includes your contact lenses, solutions, home delivery and unlimited appointments with your chosen Optometrist. You also receive all of the great Opti-Vision benefits as below, as well as priority appointments and exclusive new products first.
Join our Opti-Vision plan which covers the cost of all your eye care appointments, including as many appointments with your chosen Optometrist as required. You pay £12.50 per month (£11.50 for NHS patients), and then receive a 36% discount on any contact lenses you order. You also benefit from the great range of extra benefits of Opti-Vision.
Pay for your contact lens aftercare appointments and contact lenses as you go. No monthly subscription is required.
Please ask us for more information about any of our contact lenses or eye health plans.
