Air Optix for Astigmatism Monthly Contact Lenses
Alcon has discontinued
Air Optix for Astigmatism and introduced a new version of
Air Optix plus HydraGlyde for Astigmatism. If the old version
is not available, we send the new version for the same price. Alcon recommends
switching to the new version without consulting an eye specialist.
Air
Optix for Astigmatism are monthly silicone-hydrogel contact lenses
developed by Alcon to correct
astigmatism. The silicone-hydrogel material, Lotraflicon B, guarantees high
oxygen permeability, which enhances the lenses' comfort and clarity. This
package of Air Optix for Astigmatism contains three lenses.We also offer a
larger package of six
Air Optix for
Astigmatism contact lenses at a great, low price.
Easy handling
Air
Optix for Astigmatism contact lenses have a light-blue tint for easy visibility
and handling. According to the manufacturer, it's possible to extend the wearing
period to seven days and six nights, however always consult with your eye doctor
regarding extended wear, as it is not suitable for everyone.
Regarding the oxygen permeability of these lenses, are you concerned about
the difference between values indicated on our website and those on the box? No
worries, they are completely the same! On our website, we use an
industry-standard number showing oxygen permeability in relation to thickness of
the lens -- shown as (Dk/t). This is a value calculated by dividing the oxygen
permeability of the lens (Dk) by the thickness of the lens (t). Most
manufacturers provide a (Dk/t), which is why we've chosen to use it for all our
products. However, your box of lenses may only show the (Dk) value. This just
means that your box is showing the base value. It also means that there is, in
fact, no difference between the number we show and the one that's on your
box. Regarding the oxygen permeability of these lenses, are
you concerned about the difference between values indicated on our website and
those on the box? No worries, they are completely the same! On our website, we
use an industry-standard number showing oxygen permeability in relation to
thickness of the lens -- shown as (Dk/t). This is a value calculated by dividing
the oxygen permeability of the lens (Dk) by the thickness of the lens (t). Most
manufacturers provide a (Dk/t), which is why we've chosen to use it for all our
products. However, your box of lenses may only show the (Dk) value. This just
means that your box is showing the base value. It also means that there is, in
fact, no difference between the number we show and the one that's on your box.
Comments (6)
I believe I read over £50 spent delivery is free
Hi, Yes, that is correct.
Thanks, Alensa
I want to ask if all items are in stock? I didn’t realise it stated that upon ordering and want to make sure as I need them urgently.
Hi, Emma, Please contact our customer service department.
Thanks, Alensa
How can I order this contact lenses with axis 0 degrees? Thank you
Hello,
Thank you for your recent comment. Unfortunately, this style of lens does not offer a 0 degree axis. The lowest possible axis on toric lenses is usually 10. If you do not require lenses for astigmatism I can recommend our regular AirOptix https://www.alensa.co.uk/…qua-3-lenses.
Hello, do you have air optix for astigmatism in color?
Hi Clarissa, unfortunately we do not have astigmatism lenses in colours at this time. You can still change your eye colour with our variety of zero power coloured lenses, but you'll still need your glasses :) Have a look at our coloured lenses here: http://www.alensa.co.uk/…-lenses.html
Was a bit disappointed to have developed astigmatism in one eye, but at least the cost of the lenses is reasonable. Anyway, I can't tell a difference between these and the regular Air Optix, so I can highly recommend both.
Great price compared to my optician. Thanks!