which types of lenses does GlassesUSA.com offer?

We carry contact lenses to suit all eyewear needs, including daily, weekly and monthly contacts for single-vision prescriptions, multifocal prescriptions as well as Toric contacts for those with astigmatism. We also offer colored contacts from a variety of brands such as Air Optix Colors, Dailies Colors, and more.

Can you use FSA/HSA funds to purchase contact lenses at GlassesUSA.com?

Sure! You can buy contact lenses of any brand and for any prescription with your flexible spending dollars and HSA. Please note - contact lenses without a prescription (colored contact lenses for example that are just for style) are not FSA-eligible.

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Whether you need prescription or non‑prescription eyewear, it’s important to maintain proper eye health. Getting regular eye exams, eating a healthful diet, taking breaks from staring at digital devices, and protecting your eyes in the sun can all help in keeping your vision healthy.

Frequently asked questions

Each contact brand (Acuvue, Biofinity, etc.), prescription (single vision, toric for astigmatism, multifocal) and contacts lens type (daily, weekly, monthly) has a different price. In general, someone with a standard prescription should pay somewhere between $250-$550 for a year's worth of contacts. We offer coupons for our contact lenses you should definitely check out, and if you have FSA/HSA, you can use it to purchase contacts at GlassesUSA.com

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