Proclear Multifocal are monthly
contact lenses produced by CooperVision to correct
presbyopia. These contact lenses are designed for patients whose presbyopia
reaches a high value addition: up to +4.00 (ADD Power). Thanks to the innovative
Balanced Progressive™ technology, Proclear Multifocal contact lenses help you
achieve clear, comfortable vision at all distances.
Hydration system
The moisturising PC technology works with a
hydrophilic (water binding) phosphorylcholine substance which is contained in
the material of Proclear multifocal lenses. Water forms on the lens surface’s
protective film, and then counteracts dehydration and prevents the accumulation
of deposits and impurities on its surface.
Effective solution to correct
presbyopia
Presbyopia is a very common eye
defect, as it is a natural consequence of the aging process. It commonly starts
to affect people as they reach their forties. Presbyopia causes impaired vision
of close subjects. Proclear Multifocal XR lenses help achieve perfect focus at
all distances thanks to their advanced design.
Note: It is NOT recommended to buy multifocal lenses
without prior advice from your eye-care specialist.
Could you explain me please what the difference between add power whit letter D or N? I need power -11 and add power +2 ( on my prescription) but don't know what does it mean D or N? Thank you.
Answer
info@alensa.co.uk
Hi, D and N mean dominant and non-dominant eye, respectively. If your
prescription indicates which lens you need for which eye, you'll need to choose
that power for that eye. If you're not sure, we strongly encourage you to visit
your optometrist.
Thanks, Alensa
Glenn Bates
For some reason I couldn't get these lenses with my prescription on another site so i got them from here. Well happy with the service.
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BG
Could you explain me please what the difference between add power whit letter D or N? I need power -11 and add power +2 ( on my prescription) but don't know what does it mean D or N? Thank you.
Answer
info@alensa.co.uk
Hi, D and N mean dominant and non-dominant eye, respectively. If your prescription indicates which lens you need for which eye, you'll need to choose that power for that eye. If you're not sure, we strongly encourage you to visit your optometrist.
Thanks, Alensa
Glenn Bates
For some reason I couldn't get these lenses with my prescription on another site so i got them from here. Well happy with the service.