If you like the idea of having new contact lenses every month, you probably can find a Focus monthly contact lens that fits your needs. The yearly cost for monthly contacts is less than daily or weekly disposable lenses, but like the shorter term disposables, they lower the chance for accumulating eye-irritating deposits. Selecting a Focus monthly contact lens means that you can combine safety, comfort and price.

A Focus monthly contact lens is made for daily wear and to be replaced after a month or sooner, if recommended by your eyecare provider. These soft lenses need to be cleaned and disinfected, but because they're replaced within a month, they have less risk of developing the hard-to-clean deposits which give your eyes problems.

In addition to correcting for nearsightedness or farsightedness, there's a Focus monthly contact lens available for presbyopia. People over 40 find out about presbyopia when they start having trouble reading. Many think their only option is bifocal glasses, but bifocal and multifocal contact lenses are a practical option. For instance, Focus Progessives give you a clear range of vision from near to far.

Astigmatism is a common vision problem that can be corrected with a Focus monthly contact lens.The Focus toric lens combines the comfort of a soft lens with a ballasted design, which keeps it from shifting on your eye when you blink. And it's important that toric lenses stay in place or they won't perform properly.

If you feel your eye color is a little too pale, you can brighten it up with a SoftColor Focus monthly contact lens. The lenses are lightly tinted to match your natural eye color. The tinting is dark enough to improve your eye color but not so dark that it affects your color vision.