Yearly Contact Lenses

Yearly contact lenses are replaced once a year and cleaned after every wear — a cost-effective choice for consistent daily wearers who follow a strict care routine.

How to Choose Yearly Contact Lenses

Three steps to a believable character look.

1

Confirm your wear schedule

Yearly lenses suit people who wear lenses regularly and can follow daily cleaning.

2

Buy a quality care kit

Use fresh multi-purpose solution, a clean case and clean hands every time.

3

Track your replacement date

Replace lenses at 12 months and check for any damage or discomfort before then.

Shop Yearly Contact Lenses

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Shop lavender purple colored contacts — soft violet lenses that flatter most eye colors. Meets strict safety standards, plano or prescription, quality-tested.
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Yearly Contact Lenses FAQ

How long do contact lenses last?

Contact lenses last for their rated replacement period — yearly lenses are designed for 12 months of use with daily cleaning. After the replacement date, the lens material degrades and should not be worn.

Do contact lenses expire?

Yes. Contact lenses have a manufacturing expiry date and a wear replacement period. The unopened expiry date is printed on the packaging; after opening, follow the replacement schedule for your lens type.

Can I use expired contact lenses?

No. Wearing expired or out-of-date lenses increases the risk of irritation, infection and reduced oxygen flow to the eye. Always replace lenses on schedule and check packaging dates before use.

Yearly vs monthly — which is better?

Yearly lenses are more cost-effective per wear but require strict daily cleaning. Monthly lenses are replaced more often, reducing protein buildup and risk. Choose based on your routine — if you can commit to daily cleaning, yearly works; if not, monthly is safer.

How do I care for yearly contact lenses?

Clean your lenses with fresh multi-purpose solution after every wear, rub them gently, store them in a clean case with fresh solution, and replace the solution daily. Never top up old solution and never use water.

Can I get prescription yearly contacts?

Yes. Yearly contact lenses are available plano or with prescription powers from 0.00 to -8.00. Select your power on the product page and verify your prescription at checkout.

Are yearly contact lenses safe?

Yes, when properly cared for. Yearly lenses use approved materials and pass quality testing. Safety depends on daily cleaning, correct storage and replacing lenses at the 12-month mark.

Can I order with an expired prescription?

No — a valid prescription is required for colored contact lenses, even plano. Check your prescription expiry and renew it with your eye care provider before ordering.