Acuvue Oasys are the latest generation of biweekly disposable contact lenses by the market’s leading manufacturer in the field – Johnson & Johnson. Acuvue Oasys is a newer generation of the original Acuvue Advance Plus lenses, which were the first silicone-hydrogel contact lenses on the market.
Acuvue Oasys lenses are designed to perform well in even the most demanding conditions. Thanks to their silicone-hydrogel material, Sanofilcon A, the lenses offer exceptionally high oxygen permeability – 147 Dk/t.
Acuvue Oasys lenses contain the brand's patented wetting agent (Hydraclear Plus), which keeps the contact lenses sufficiently moisturised throughout the wearing period while resisting the accumulation of deposits which can lead to blurry vision and discomfort.
These lenses are ideal for users with sensitive eyes and for those who are involved in daily activities where their eyes may feel uncomfortable or irritated, such as extensive computer work or spending time in air-conditioned environments. Thanks to their high oxygen permeability, the lenses are approved for extended wear (7 days and 6 nights without removing). However, it is necessary to consult with your eye doctor before beginning this type of regimen.
The recommended time to wear one pair of lenses is determined by the manufacturer on the basis of the lifespan of the lens' material and it’s ability to resist deposit formation. Therefore it is important to respect the replacement schedule for your health and comfort. Follow the guidelines for use provided by your optician to protect your eyes.
| Manufacturer: | Johnson and Johnson |
|---|---|
| BC: | 8.80, 8.40 |
| Pack size: | 24 lenses |
| DIA: | 14.00 |
| Replacement schedule: | 14 Days |
| Oxygen permeability: | 147 Dk/t |
| Expiration: | 24 months and more |
| Water content: | 38% |
| Power range: | from -12.00 to +8.00 |
| Lenses Material 2: | Senofilcon A |
| Extended or overnight wear: | Yes |
| UV filter: | Yes |
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How would I know if I am able to do the extended wearing option?
Hello Linda, you should always consult with your optician to find out if you can tolerate extended wearing. This option is suitable for many wearers, but your specialist can let you know for sure.
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