Can I purchase contact lenses without insurance?

Question

I'm 17 and our Medicaid insurance ran out. My temporary-use contacts are months old already (should only be used for 2 weeks) and I was wondering if I could skip all the trouble of insurance and buy contact lenses straight with money? If so, what will I need to pay for, and how much will it cost ( range)?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

It depends on your prescription and what your doctor recommends.

Typically, disposable contacts for single-vision will run about $20-$30 a box, six to a box. However, remember you need to purchase TWO boxes--one for each eye. So minimum outlay you are looking at is around $50.

If you have a prescription that is more than just single-vision (say to correct astigmatism or bifocal lenses), expect to pay considerably more. I wear bifocal lenses and correct for astigmatism so I outlay nearly $50 a box or $100 for a 4-6 month supply.

A pair of lenses will last from 2-4 weeks. Again, that is dependent on what your eye doctor recommends. Mine usually only last about 3 weeks. It also depends on how long you wear them each day. If you wear them 14 hours a day, expect them to last considerably less than 4 weeks.

Answer 3

dependin on your prescription you could be looking at $20-$60 per box.

Answer 4

Try 1800-Contacts.. you will just need to provide a form of payment.

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