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Air Optix plus Hydraglyde for Astigmatism toric contact lenses
These monthly contact lenses are made from a silicone-hydrogel
material and have been designed to correct astigmatism with an added cylinder and axis value. Air Optix
plus Hydraglyde for Astigmatism have a very high oxygen permeability, and are tinted in a light blue colour
for easier handling.
The design of these contacts guarantees a
comfortable fit and a stable position in the eye, without any unwanted rotation
which could impair the vision quality. You’ll be sure that your vision stays
sharp and clear throughout the day. This package contains 6 lenses.
Air
Optix plus Hydraglyde for Astigmatism are monthly lenses which have been
approved for extended wear by Alcon. However, before wearing
lenses for an extended period, please consult your optician.
Advanced
technology
Air Optix plus Hydraglyde for Astigmatism toric lenses have
been treated with two innovative technologies. The HydraGlyde® Moisture
Matrix technology keeps the lenses lubricated and comfortable. It prevents
the lenses from drying out. The second technology is called SmartShield ™
Technology. It helps create a protective layer on the lenses to ensure the
material stays clean. This significantly reduces the percentage of impurities
and deposits on the lens.
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.
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