How often should I replace my contacts?

The frequency for replacing contact lenses depends on the type of lenses you use. Daily disposable contacts are designed to be worn for a single day and then discarded. Bi-weekly or monthly lenses can be worn for two weeks or one month, respectively, but they require proper cleaning and storage in a disinfecting solution each night. Furthermore, extended wear lenses may allow for continuous wear for up to six nights, but it is essential to follow the recommendations of your eye care professional for safety and eye health. Not adhering to these replacement schedules can lead to discomfort or increased risk of eye infections. It is always a good idea to consult the specific instructions provided for your lenses or discuss with an eye care professional. If you wish to check for any specific guidelines from Contacts and Specs, visiting the website may provide detailed information.