comfi Daily Disposable Contact Lenses Review

Trying contact lenses can seem like a daunting experience but lenses have come a long way and are now so comfortable you barely know that you are wearing them.

Contact lenses are the ideal option if you play sports or would prefer to have the option to not wear your glasses at the weekend or for a special occasion .

Both Hubby and my daughter, Abbey, are glasses wearers and like to have the option of wearing contact lenses, but before they tried them, it is essential to attend a specialist contact lens appointment with an optometrist to ensure you get the right lenses for you.

Eye Test
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During this appointment the optometrist will:

  • Discuss why you are interested in contact lenses and what you want to use them for – this helps the Optometrist to recommend the most appropriate type of contact lens for you.
  • Check the health of your eye to ensure that you are a suitable candidate for contact lenses
  • Take some measurements to ensure that you are fitted with the right contact lenses
  • Explain which types of contact lens are suitable for your needs
  • Let you try some contact lenses so that you can experience how comfortable they feel. They may even try different types of lens in each eye so that you can assess different brands or options.
  • Check the fit of the lenses and the vision provided by the lenses
  • Ensure that you understand how to use and care for your contact lenses and that you are confident inserting and removing them

Once you have your prescription and know which brand of contact lenses you prefer, you can then shop around for the best deal.

Comfi Contacts

We were invited to try comfi lenses from feelgoodcontacts.com, the UK’s cheapest online shop for contact lenses.

Comfi Contacts

comfi Lenses

Comfi Contact Lenses

comfi Lenses are the newest daily disposable lens on the market and promise exceptional comfort and performance from the highly affordable lens.

With 58% water content, the lenses keep your eyes moist, refreshed and free from irritation for the entire day, so are perfect if you regularly suffer from dry eye or infections.

Comfi Contact Lenses

The hygienic contact lenses are made from hydrogel, remaining wettable and smooth even in the evening.

The great thing about disposable lenses, is that you can wear them for a full day, then simply throw them away before bed, there’s no need to worry about buying solution and following any extensive cleaning routine.

Comfi Contact Lenses

Hubby was the roadtester for these lenses as Abbey needs more specialist ones as she has an Astigmatism (a problem with how the eye processes light).

Each box contains a blister strip of 5 individual contact lenses, which I did find odd, as surely there should be 6, but you get a months supply with each order, so it all evens out.

The contacts were easy to put in and Hubby felt comfortable all day. In fact we went from being outside in the cold, to the kids swimming lessons in a warm and humid pool and he didn’t have to de-mist his glasses which made a nice change.

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comfi lenses cost just £7.99 for a months supply which is really affordable, plus they offer 10.5% cashback on Top Cashback and offer a student discount too.

Feelgoodcontacts.com stock 96% of all lenses and offer next day delivery service as standard. They only sell branded contacts, sourced directly from UK manufacturers, as well as the original branded equivalent of many high street opticians’ own brand lenses, including Specsavers’ easyvision, Boots’ Premium and Vision Express contact lenses and, with their price match guarantee, you can be sure you’re getting the cheapest price in the UK.

Would you consider wearing contact lenses?

Disclaimer: We were sent a months supply of contact lenses to review. All thoughts and opinions are our own

18 thoughts on “comfi Daily Disposable Contact Lenses Review”

  1. I wear glasses for a large part of the day but have never tried contact lenses. I keep saying I will try them but never get round to it, I worry about having to touch my eye!!

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  2. I couldn’t even get contact lenses for my prescription until the last few years and now there are so many to choose from, I’ve finally found ones that are comfortable. I tend to get them from my opticians, but perhaps I need to look into other alternatives to save a few pennies.

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  3. I wear contact lenses and wear the 30 day ones. I tried daily ones before but didn’t get on with them, thought they were very hard to remove

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    • IMO as a lens user of over 20 years Comfi are well worth giving a try, I will probably stay with them after almost two months use.

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  4. They aren’t the cheapest, the cheapest by far are Daysoft contact lenses which I’ve used for nearly two years having been a lens wearer for over 20 years – However Comfi or the Comfi Plus are excellent though i have had a couple that wont seat right & I’ve had to use a new one – Very good lenses & I’ve used most if not all some double the price – I find it helpful to use different brands occasionally.

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