PRECISION Daily Contacts

Yes, PRECISION1 contacts are single-use contact lenses. You wear a fresh pair for one day and throw the lenses away after removal. They do not need cleaning, disinfection, overnight storage, or a contact lens case. Do not reuse them later that day or save them for another day.

PRECISION1 for Astigmatism follows the same daily disposable replacement schedule. The difference is that the toric version corrects astigmatism and must match sphere, cylinder, and axis values. Daily disposable does not mean unlimited wearing time, so follow the number of hours approved by your eye doctor. Remove the lenses sooner if they feel painful, dry, unstable, or blurry.

Lens.com lists PRECISION daily disposable options for standard vision correction and astigmatism correction.

PRECISION1

PRECISION1 is the spherical daily disposable option for wearers whose prescriptions match the product. Like other sphere contact lenses, it corrects nearsightedness or farsightedness using the power prescribed for each eye.

PRECISION1 for Astigmatism

PRECISION1 for Astigmatism is one of the daily contacts for astigmatism available for wearers whose prescriptions match the product. It requires sphere, cylinder, axis, base curve, diameter, and the exact toric lens name.

Box Size and Supply

PRECISION1 products may be listed in different box sizes, such as 30-count or 90-count options. Since one box usually covers one eye, calculate the total supply based on both your right-eye and left-eye prescriptions.

PRECISION1 and PRECISION1 for Astigmatism share the same daily disposable schedule and SMARTSURFACE Technology, but they are made for different prescription needs.

• PRECISION1: Corrects standard nearsightedness or farsightedness with a spherical power.
• PRECISION1 for Astigmatism: Corrects astigmatism using sphere, cylinder, and axis values.
• Fit details: The spherical version uses an 8.3 mm base curve and 14.2 mm diameter, while the toric version uses an 8.5 mm base curve and 14.5 mm diameter.
• Lens design: The toric version includes PRECISION BALANCE 8|4 Lens Design to help stabilize the astigmatism correction.
• Ordering: Use the exact product written on your prescription rather than switching between the two versions.

A spherical lens cannot replace toric contact lenses when your prescription calls for astigmatism correction. Ask your eye doctor to refit you before changing lens type.

Yes, PRECISION1 daily contacts may be a good option if your eye doctor has prescribed them and the fit works well for your eyes. They use SMARTSURFACE Technology, a silicone hydrogel material, and a daily disposable schedule. PRECISION1 may fit wearers who want standard spherical correction, while PRECISION1 for Astigmatism may fit wearers who need toric correction. The right choice depends on your prescription, eye shape, tear film, comfort pattern, and wearing time.

No contact lens is right for every wearer. A lens that feels comfortable for one person may not feel the same for another because fit, blinking, dryness, screen use, and environment can affect wear. Eye doctor-directed trial lenses help assess comfort, movement, centering, and vision before the prescription is finalized. Do not choose PRECISION1 only because of reviews, rebates, or price if it is not the exact lens prescribed for you.

Your wearing time should follow your eye doctor's instructions because comfort and safe wear can vary by person.

1. Follow the Approved Daily Wear Time

PRECISION1 contacts are daily disposable lenses, but that does not mean they can be worn for unlimited hours. As with other daily-wear contact lenses, your approved wear time depends on your eye health, tear film, lens fit, environment, and trial-wear results.</p

2. Remove Before Sleep or Water Exposure

Remove PRECISION1 contacts before naps, overnight sleep, showering in contact lenses, swimming, or using a hot tub. Daily disposable lenses should not be worn overnight unless your eye doctor has prescribed a different product and schedule.</p

3. Discard After Removal

Throw away the lenses after you remove them. Do not rinse them, place them in a case, or reinsert them later.

No, PRECISION1 daily disposable contacts do not need contact lens solution for cleaning or overnight storage. Each pair is used once and discarded after removal. This applies to both PRECISION1 and PRECISION1 for Astigmatism. Open a new sealed pair the next time you wear contacts.

You may still need contact-lens-compatible rewetting drops if your eye doctor recommends them. Do not use tap water, saliva, or non-approved drops on the lenses. Cleaning and storage solution is generally part of the care routine for reusable contact lenses, not single-use PRECISION1 lenses. If the lenses feel dry or uncomfortable, remove them rather than trying to clean or store them. Ask your eye doctor to review the fit or wearing time if dryness keeps happening.

PRECISION1 may be considered for some wearers comparing contact lens options when dryness affects wear because it provides a daily disposable lens with a moisture-focused surface, but dry or sensitive eyes still need professional evaluation.

May be a good match if:

• Your eye doctor prescribed PRECISION1 after checking your tear film and lens fit.
• You prefer a fresh pair each day.
• Deposits or lens age affect your comfort with reusable lenses.
• Your prescription matches PRECISION1 or PRECISION1 for Astigmatism.
• Trial wear stays comfortable through the approved wearing time.

Recheck before ordering if:

• Your eyes feel dry soon after inserting a fresh pair.
• You have ongoing redness, burning, itching, or light sensitivity.
• You are choosing the lens only because it is marketed for comfort.
• You use eye drops that are not approved for contact lens wear.
• Your discomfort may be related to allergies, screen habits, medication, or dry eye disease.
• If sensitivity to lens materials, environmental triggers, or other factors affects wear, ask your eye doctor whether contact options for sensitive eyes should be considered during your fitting.

PRECISION1, DAILIES TOTAL1, and ACUVUE OASYS 1-Day are different daily disposable lens families. PRECISION1 uses SMARTSURFACE Technology, while DAILIES TOTAL1 uses technology found in water-gradient contact lenses and ACUVUE OASYS 1-Day uses HydraLuxe Technology. These products differ in material, surface design, prescription range, dimensions, and handling. A lens from one family should not replace another unless your eye doctor approves the switch.</p

Your prescription should list the exact product name, power, base curve, diameter, and replacement schedule. If you have astigmatism, the toric version must also match cylinder and axis values. Reviews and comparisons can help you understand product differences, but they cannot confirm how a lens will fit your eyes. Trial wear is the safest way to compare comfort, vision, movement, and end-of-day performance.

PRECISION1 for Astigmatism may be a good option when your eye doctor has prescribed it and your full toric prescription matches the available parameters.

Astigmatism Correction

PRECISION1 for Astigmatism corrects blurry or distorted vision caused by astigmatism using sphere, cylinder, and axis values. It cannot be replaced by standard PRECISION1 when your prescription requires toric correction.

Lens Stability

The lens uses PRECISION BALANCE 8|4 Lens Design to help keep the toric correction properly oriented during wear. Tell your eye doctor if your vision shifts, blurs, or clears after blinking because the lens may need a fit or rotation check.

Daily Replacement

PRECISION1 for Astigmatism is discarded after each wear, so it does not need cleaning or overnight storage. Open a fresh pair for each wearing day and follow the wearing time approved by your eye doctor.

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