Soflens 59 6 Pack

You cannot nap while wearing SofLens 59 lenses. Given that SofLens 59 are not recommended for overnight use (a full night's sleep), taking a quick nap while wearing them is also not advised because it may have negative effects on your eye health. It's dangerous to nap for an extended period of time when wearing contacts that weren't made for the situation.

For a 6-month supply of SofLens 59 contacts, you'll need two boxes. You'll need four boxes to last you for a year (es). These amounts are for one eye; to cover both eyes, double by two.

Yes, SofLens 59 contacts offered on ContactLens365.com are 100% genuine and backed by a money-back guarantee. By purchasing and selling in large quantities, controlling expenses and overhead effectively, and accepting lower but more equitable profit margins than other e-tailers and ECPs in exchange for developing a loyal customer base, ContactLens365.com is able to sell contacts at incredibly low prices. We stand by our product and provide live customer assistance around-the-clock.

It is possible to purchase SofLens 59 contacts online for someone else, such as a child or someone you helped buy. The same easy steps are followed. To purchase contacts from ContactLens365.com, only the contact you want and the credit card are required. The rest is up to us! No prescription verification required. You can buy contact lenses without a prescription.

The inside-out mark on SofLens 59 contacts indicates that they are not compatible. Place the lens on your fingertip to observe any markings, if there are any. Look at the outside surface of the lens from the side while holding it up to a source of bright light. There are various ways to determine whether your lens is mounted inside or outside if it lacks this marking.

Six lenses, or a 3-month supply of contacts, are included in one box of SofLens 59 lenses. You only need one package, per eye, for three months (s).

The Silicone Hydrogel used to create SofLens 59 lenses is a special formulation created by Bausch & Lomb. They have a spherical lens shape and a 59% water content.

According to an ECP's instructions, they can be worn by teenagers and possibly pre-teens as well, much like the majority of contacts, including SofLens 59. There is often no set minimum age for using contacts because it depends on your lifestyle, your budget, and, of course, the advice of your eye care professional.

The SofLens 59 lenses do expire, just as any contact lenses. The expiration date will be stamped in either the YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DD format on the box itself or on the metal fold of the blister pack. The typical contact lens expiration date is several years following the date of packing.

The water content of SofLens 59 contacts is 59%. More oxygen penetrates the cornea while wearing contacts whose water content is higher. However, because there are other factors at work, the water content alone cannot be used to determine how well a lens will function for a particular user.

Daily disposable contacts must be thrown away at the end of each day because they cannot be stored. Even if you only wear them for a short time one day, you still need to throw them away after that use and wear new contacts the next day. Weekly contacts can be stored in multipurpose contact solution for up to two weeks in a properly closed contact lens bag.

The contacts in the SofLens 59 line are not UV-protective. If you're seeking for contacts with this feature, have a look at the various lenses available on ContactLens365.com, where each product page details the feature.

It may take a few days to a few weeks for you to get used to wearing SofLens 59 every day if you're just starting off. The shape, material, breathability, wetting agents, and other characteristics of contacts differ from brand to brand, necessitating an adjustment period. While most modern contacts use a soft kind of silicone that is often simple to adjust to, rigid/hard lenses can occasionally be harder to get used to.