Majorlens is offering a strong 10% discount for new customers right out of the gate, making it the easiest way to save on your first order. The store also has several broader discounts and specific product deals that may save you more depending on what you're buying, so it's worth comparing your basket against the available options before you check out.
New to Majorlens: If you're ordering for the first time, the 10% new customer discount will apply automatically to your purchase, giving you a straightforward saving across your entire basket regardless of size. This is the best starting point unless you spot a specific lens deal that beats this percentage on your exact products.
Budget conscious shoppers spending under $50: If you're after an affordable option, look for single pair deals on basic lenses like Air Optix Hydraglyde at $30.90 or Moody Classic at $16.50. These fixed price offers beat percentage discounts when you're buying small quantities, especially if you wouldn't qualify for higher percentage savings anyway.
Buying a single popular lens type: Majorlens has fixed price deals on several bestselling contact lenses across different categories. 1 Day Acuvue Moist Multifocal at $43.90, Acuvue Oasys Astigmatism at $49.90, and Biofinity Toric at $56.90 are all competitively priced and may work out cheaper than applying a percentage discount to the regular price. Check your usual lens cost against these fixed prices to see if you're getting a better deal.
Buying a larger basket or multiple products: When you're spending more or buying multiple lens types, the percentage discounts start to make sense. The 10% new customer offer remains strong, but if you're a returning shopper, Majorlens also has up to 20% off selected contact lenses and up to 10% off selected products depending on what you choose. Compare your basket total with these offers applied to find the biggest saving.
Shopping the premium and specialty lenses: Specialist lenses like Clariti 1 Day Multifocal at $62.50 and Acuvue Vita at $58.90 come with their own fixed prices, as do astigmatism correcting lenses like Ultra Astigmatism at $57.50. If these are the lenses you need, check whether the fixed price beats any percentage discount the store is running on your exact products.
Only one offer applies at checkout, so take a moment to calculate which option gives you the bigger saving on your actual basket. Compare the percentage discount options against any fixed price deals on the lenses you're buying, and go with whichever leaves you paying less.
