2 Weekly Contact Lenses

2 weekly contact lenses, or bi-weekly contact lenses, provide a convenient solution for people who want the freedom of wearing lenses during waking hours, yet also want to enjoy fresh lenses more frequently. Bi-weekly lenses are great value for money and feel less wasteful than daily contacts. Worn during the day and taken out, cleaned and stored in a contact lens case at night, they are ideal for those on the go. These lenses can be worn for up to two weeks before buying a fresh pair.

Certain bi-weekly contact lens brands like Acuvue Oasys can be worn continuously as extended wear lenses for up to 6 nights and 7 days, allowing you to experience uninterrupted comfort and clarity.

Why choose Feel Good Contacts?

Next day delivery in the UK

Enjoy next-day delivery anywhere in the UK when you place an order before 11:59pm.

Price match guarantee

With our Price Match Guarantee, if you find your bi-weeklies cheaper somewhere else, we’ll match the price.

Auto-Replenish Service

Ensure you never run out of two-weekly contacts with our auto-replenish service. We’ll send you your lenses on a recurring date that you choose.

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Our free app allows you to order and reorder your lenses at the tap of a button.

Most popular two-weekly contact lenses

We stock some of the UK’s top-selling two weekly contact lens options, including Acuvue Oasys 2 weekly lenses, Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism and Acuvue Oasys Multifocal.

2 weekly contact lenses for astigmatism

Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism are 2 weekly lenses for astigmatism and an excellent option for those who require 2 weekly toric lenses.

2 week multifocal contact lenses

Acuvue Oasys 2 weekly for Presbyopia is a great two-weekly multifocal contact lens option. Acuvue Oasys Hydraclear Plus 2 weeks for presbyopia offers a seamless transition and visual clarity from near to far.

Silicone hydrogel two-weeklies

Silicone hydrogel two-weekly lenses, such as Acuvue Oasys 2 weekly contact lenses, are some of the most popular bi-weekly lenses. These contact lenses are made from a highly breathable silicone hydrogel material that prevents the eyes from drying out. This is perfect for those who spend long hours in front of digital screens or anyone who suffers from persistent dry eyes.

Acuvue Oasys lenses are amongst the best two-weekly lenses as they allow more oxygen to reach the eye than standard hydrogel lenses. They are an excellent alternative to Acuvue Advance which has now been discontinued.

Can I wear contact lenses longer than 2 weeks?

2 week contact lenses should not be worn for longer than 2 weeks. However, you can wear monthlies as these are designed to be worn longer than 2 weeks so long as they have been fitted by an optician.

Are 2 weekly contact lenses for 2 weeks or 14 wears?

Despite their name, two-weekly lenses are designed to be worn for 14 days before being disposed of. After a day’s wear, they must be cleaned and stored in contact lens solution each night.

How many hours can I wear two weekly contacts each day?

It’s crucial to speak to an optician about how long you can wear your contacts each day. Typically, most two-weekly contact lenses can be worn for 14-16 hours or more as long as they remain comfortable. However, we would always recommend removing lenses about an hour or two before going to bed and switching to wearing glasses if necessary.

If you are fitted for extended-wear lenses, such as Acuvue Oasys, then they can be worn for 6 nights and 7 days so long as they are replaced with a fresh pair after this period.

Can you sleep in fortnightly lenses?

Sleeping in fortnightly (bi-weekly) contact lenses is generally not recommended unless they are specifically designed and prescribed for extended or continuous wear. Regular bi-weeklies are intended for daily wear and should be removed before sleeping.

Extended-wear lenses, like Acuvue Oasys Bi-weekly, are designed to be worn continuously, including during sleep, for a certain period (typically 6 nights and 7 days) before they need to be replaced. However, even with extended-wear lenses, it's essential to follow your eye care professional's recommendations and instructions for safe use. Always consult with your eye doctor to determine the most suitable contact lens option for your specific needs and lifestyle.