I'm trailing some monthly disposable contact lenses at the moment and can now get them in and out no problem but when they are actually in my eye it feels like there is an eyelash in my eye. It is obviously the lens I am feeling on my lids but am I supposed to feel this.

Part f me thought I might just have them in and feel no different then the other bit ojf me is saying don't be daft of course it feels like ther is something in your eye because there is!

Hiya, I wear them and you shouldn't feel them at all, try turning them the other way, it sounds like you may be putting them in inside out x

I have 2 weekly disposables and I can't feel them in at all, silly question but you haven't got them inside out have you? I've done it a few times !

I'm a wearer too and I agree with Mandy, you shouldn't really feel them unless they are inside out, you have something on them like a bit of fluff etc or I find when I get tired and my eyes are dry I can feel them xx

No they are defiantly the right way around as I checked lol. Te guy at the opticians showed me and they are definitely the right way around!

Are they hard or soft lenses? If soft you shouldn't feel them at all. It's only when i'm quite tired and they've got a bit dry that i actually start to feel them. I think people tend to be more aware of hard lenses in. x

honestly try them the other way just in case he's a muppet. The only other thing that makes me feel them is if there is a little rip in one of the lenses somewhere. If it doesn't get any better maybe try a different make, it may just be that you're not suited to them x

They are soft... Hmm maybe I am doing something totally wrong?
I think I am going to go and try them in again in a mo see what happens!

Have you got some saline solution, maybe take them out and give them a little wash and see if thats better. Sometimes mine are a little uncomfortable if i've got a bit of make up on them. Also might be worth just moving them around a bit on the eye as sometimes this shifts a bit of fluff or dirt from them.