Pros: very comfortable, easy to put in and take out

Cons: cost, sometimes package is a little hard to open

I used to wear Acuvue 2's and replaced them every 2 weeks until I started getting horrible red eye and some severe discomfort. When I went to my eye doc I told him I wanted to try daily contacts to see if this would help. I got my free two week trail and have used them ever since. I like knowing that I'm putting a clean contact into my eye every day and I can just thrown them away at the end of the night. They are a little expensive, but to me it's well worth the price for the quailty and comfort they've given me. No More Red Eye! I would recommend to anyone to ask your eye doc for a free trail!!

Pros: NONE!@

Cons: TERRIBLE. Lenses dry out after a few hrs. Hard to take out.

TERRIBLE CONTACT LENSES. I was so upset when I went to take my contact out and I took it out and only got ONE HALF of the lens out! I was horrified!! I couldn't get it out for a week! It finally came out!! Never again!! Good for an hr...and if you go into air conditioned room and come back out in the heat--watchout--they stick to your eyes!!!!!! and it gets all blurry!!!!!! don't risk your eyesight---buy something else!!

Pros: crisp vision, one time use

Cons: hard to take out, hurts when dry

I like these because it has a crisp vision and sits on my eyes perfectly. I can always throw 'em out at the end of the day AFTER struggling to take them out. There's nights where it comes out easily and there are times that it's very hard to take out. I sometimes find it easy to take out after I take nap or fall asleep in them (not recommended), simply because it is already dried out. It also doesn't stay moist too long during the day...so have your eyedrops handy...these hurt when they're dry.

Pros: comfort, cost

Cons: harder to remove, no sleeping in

Very comfortable, good vision, inexpensive for a daily disposable. More difficult to remove than other lenses. Sticks to my eye if I take even a short nap, where other lenses tend to allow some sleep time. No inside out indicator.

Pros: easy to take care of

Cons: expensive, contacts kept floating away

I am new to contacts and am on currently trying my 5th brand to see if I can find something comfortable. Dry eyes and protein buildup...Anyway, tried the Dailies and was very disappointed. The price was a shock, but I figured it'd be worth it if they worked. But, they kept floating away, ending up curled under my eyelids. Not fun when you're driving! Anyway, these were my least favorite of all I've tried.

Pros: Maintain moisture and comfort for long stretches of time....

Cons: Have to be careful if you remove them and want to reinstall

I had tried for years and years to wear contacts with no luck. I have extremely dry eyes, and because of allergies, take antihistamines daily which make them even dryer. After having tried multiple times over the years, and having failed, my eye doctor finally suggested I try the focus dailies. THEY ARE AWESOME! I stuck them in my eye in the office for the first time in trying a contact lens in over 3 years and they slipped right in. And that, as they say, is that. I have been wearing them ever since, and won't ever give them up - unless I have lasik surgery ;-)

Pros: thiner than SofLen One Day

Cons: Dry out very quickly, is not comfortable after around 10h

It's better called 10h lens (not one day or daily) because after around 10 hours your eyes would become dry and itchy, and you will have to change a new pair. Therefore it's turn out to be more expensive than SofLen One Day