1-Day Acuvue Moist Multifocal 30 Paket

1-Day Acuvue Moist Multifocal 30 Pack

For clear vision at all distances, 1-Day Acuvue® Moist Multifocal (available in 30 and 90 packs) blends numerous prescriptions into one lens. These contacts have LACREON® Technology, which keeps them moist all day long for comfortable lens usage. Low, mid, and high ADD powers are offered in 1-Day Acuvue Moist Multifocal frames with prescriptions ranging from -9.00 to +6.00.

Acuvue 1-Day Moist Presbyopia, an age-related eye disorder that causes adjacent things to look fuzzy, can be treated using multifocal contacts, which are daily disposable lenses. These contacts can be worn for up to 14 hours per pair before being discarded and changed out for new ones.

These lenses have Acuvue's patented LACREON Technology, which permanently incorporates a water-holding component into the lens material that is comparable to that in real tears. The end result is an unmatched level of comfort when wearing lenses thanks to an all-day cushion of moisture.

Additionally, Class 2 UV protection, which blocks more than 97% UVB and 80% UVA rays, is a characteristic of 1-Day Acuvue Moist Multifocal contacts. As a result, 1-Day Acuvue Moist Multifocal contacts are perfect for presbyopic individuals who take part in sports and outdoor activities. Acuvue 1-Day Moist Etafilcon A, a hydrogel lens material that resists protein and lipid deposits better than other hydrogels, is also used to make multifocal contacts. Etafilcon A also provides a good safety profile and a high water content (58%) for the best lens comfort.

Acuvue 1-Day Moist Presbyopic individuals seeking lenses with cutting-edge features to guarantee visual acuity, comfort, and UV protection can choose multifocal contacts. Acuvue 1-Day Moist For presbyopic folks who prefer to do without heavy reading glasses or bifocals, multifocal contacts are also excellent. Speak to your eye care provider about trying 1-Day Acuvue Moist Multifocal contacts if you have presbyopia and wish to replace your glasses with contacts.

Presbyopia happens when the eye's lens starts to stiffen and lose flexibility with age. The eye cannot focus clearly, thus objects appear hazy. Around the age of 40, most people start to notice this change in their vision. Presbyopia will thereafter steadily worsen up until the age of 65. Presbyopia eventually affects almost everyone, so those who believe they are exempt because they have always had flawless vision are likely still out of luck. Presbyopia can cause difficulty focusing on close-up reading when it first manifests. Others who stare at close items could get headaches or strain their eyes.

Acuvue 1-Day Moist Because multifocal contacts are soft disposable lenses, you should use the regular care method for such lenses. To begin, wash your hands with a mild soap, then pat dry with a cloth without lint. With your dominant hand's index finger, remove the first lens from the casing. Use a cleaning solution made especially for soft contacts to rinse it. Make sure the lens is not turned inside-out and check for tears or other debris. Pull down your lower eyelid using your dominant hand's middle finger. If required, pull your upper eyelid with the middle finger of your non-dominant hand. Place the lens on your eye gently while maintaining a straight face. Several blinks will help the lens to center. Continue by using the other lens. If you experience double vision when wearing multifocal contacts for the first time, don't freak out. After a few weeks of using multifocal contacts, this should become better as part of the adaptation process.