ACUVUE® OASYS 1-DAY with HydraLuxe® Contact Lenses

Question 1

What's the difference between daily disposable and frequent replacement lenses?

Accepted Answer

Daily disposable lenses are worn once and thrown away at the end of the day. They eliminate the need for cleaning solutions and storage cases since they are meant to be replaced daily instead of bi-weekly or monthly.Frequent replacement lenses, or reusable lenses, are worn for up to a month before needing to be replaced. Reusable lenses require daily storage and cleaning and disinfection with multipurpose lens solution.

Question 2

What are contacts made of?

Accepted Answer

These days, contact lenses are almost all made of different types of plastic, but two of the most common you may hear of are soft contact lenses and rigid gas permeable (RGP) contact lenses. Soft contact lenses are typically either made of hydrogel or silicone hydrogen, which are soft and flexible. RGP contacts are more rigid than soft contact lenses. Today, these are mostly worn by people with specific eye issues, like severe astigmatism.

Question 3

Are silicone hydrogel lenses good for dry eyes?

Accepted Answer

Studies of silicone hydrogel contact lenses haven't shown conclusive evidence of being better than other contact lens materials for dry eyes. If you've been diagnosed or have symptoms of dry eye disease, speak to your eye doctor about what material and brand of contact lens may work best for you.

Question 4

How do I get contact lenses?

Accepted Answer

To get contact lenses, you'll need to make an appointment with an eye doctor for a contact lens fitting. Contact lens fittings may take longer than a regular eye exam since your eye doctor needs to determine what shape and size lens you need, as well as your prescription. If you're looking to try ACUVUE® , you'll find plenty of optometrists near you who carry ACUVUE® lenses and can explain why they might be right for you.

Question 5

Are contacts or glasses more convenient for your lifestyle?

Accepted Answer

The answer isn't that one or the other is more convenient all of the time. Contact lenses are not typically the only source of vision correction recommended by an eye doctor. There are benefits to both, and choosing to wear one or the other depends on things like how your eyes are feeling, what you are doing, and even the weather. If you plan to be active or you're regularly in adverse weather, contacts may work better than glasses. Glasses are great for when you've taken contacts off, are suffering from allergies, or when you want the style of glasses.

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ACUVUE® OASYS 1-DAY with HydraLuxe® Technology

What makes these contacts great?

Tear-inspired design

Superior comfort while using digital screens

Built-in UV protection#

Invisible edge

More to consider

Love ACUVUE® or get your money back^

Frequently asked questions

Get started with ACUVUE® Contact Lenses

Try ACUVUE for free*