Air Optix Aqua (3 lenses)
This product has been discontinued. We are selling the remaining units we still have in stock.
More advanced replacement is Air Optix Plus Hydraglyde (3 lenses) (no need to re-applicate).
How to select parameters?
- Dioptres (D/dpt./PWR)
- Curvature (BC)
- Diameter (DIA)
- Cylinder (CYL)
- Cylinder Axis (AX)
- Addition (ADD)
Dioptres (D/dpt./PWR)
Power refers to the refractive power of the contact lens. Look for a plus (+) or minus (-) sign. Note that an equals sign (=) may be used in place of a minus sign.
Curvature (BC)
The base curve describes the curvature of the contact lens surface, i.e. how well the lens fits the shape of your eye.
Diameter (DIA)
The diameter is the width of the contact lens (measured in millimeters). It is not recommended to select a new diameter size without first consulting your optician. Diameter impacts the fit, comfort and functionality of your lenses.
Cylinder (CYL)
The cylinder measurement is used for the correction of astigmatism. It is a negative value that corrects curvature of the cornea.
Cylinder Axis (AX)
The cylinder axis measurement is used for the correction of astigmatism. The value ranges from 0° - 180° and determines the exact position of corneal curvature.
Addition (ADD)
Addition is the difference between the dioptric value for distance vision and the dioptric value for near vision. It indicates the magnifying power in multifocal lenses.
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Details of Air Optix Aqua (3 lenses)
Air Optix Aqua are reliable silicone hydrogel contact lenses by trusted manufacturer Alcon. These monthly contacts feature SmartShield Technology, which creates a thin protective layer that helps shield the lenses from irritants. This advanced technology promotes consistent comfort all day and all month long for wearers.
We also offer Air Optix Aqua contact lenses in other versions, such as Air Optix Colors coloured contacts or the innovative Air Optix Plus Hydraglyde contact lenses with moisturising HydraGlyde Moisture Matrix complex and SmartShield technology.
Air Optix Aqua contact lenses have been discontinued. The only versions available are the ones currently in stock. Users of Air Optix Aqua contacts can start using the new Air Optix Plus Hydraglyde lenses without a new prescription.
Main benefits
What are the main advantages people can expect from these Air Optix lenses?
- Month-long comfort – SmartShield Technology prevents the build-up of deposits and lipids, which can lead to dryness and discomfort, ensuring a comfortable experience for users.
- High breathability – Made of a highly breathable Lotrafilcon B, a silicone hydrogel material that allows for the continuous flow of nourishing oxygen to the eyes.
- Smooth application – Convenient handling tint makes it easy to apply lenses.
Who are Air Optix Aqua for?
- Those with shortsightedness (myopia) or longsightedness (hyperopia).
- Those who struggle with dry eyes from lens wear.
- Those who prefer monthly contacts with the option of extended wear.
Frequently asked questions
How long can you wear Air Optix Aqua?
Air Optix Aqua can be worn daily for up to one month. This means lenses should be removed each night and should be cleaned and stored using contact lens solution. After one month, the contacts should be disposed of and replaced with a fresh pair.
Can you sleep in Air Optix Aqua?
Yes, it is possible to sleep in Air Optix Aqua for up to six nights, provided you have received approval from your eye care specialist. However, it's essential to note that sleeping in your contacts is only recommended with certain lenses and under professional guidance.
What is the difference between 3-pack and 6-pack of Air Optix Aqua?
Air Optix Aqua lenses are available in 3-packs with three individual lenses, and 6-packs with six individual lenses. If one lens is used per month, the 3-pack will last three months and the 6-pack will last six months.
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Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Power: | from -10.0 to +6.0 |
| Diameter: | 14.2 |
| Base curve: | 8.6 |
| Center thickness: | 0.08 mm |
| Elastic modulus: | 1.0 MPa |
| Lens features | |
| Material: | Lotrafilcon B |
| Water content: | 33 % |
| Oxygen transmissibility: | 138 Dk/t |
| UV filter: | No |
| Silicone hydrogel: | Yes |
| Package | |
| Lenses in a box: | 3 |
| Weight: | 12 g |
| Expiration: | At least 23 months |
| Easy handling tint: | Yes |
| Extended wear: | No |
| Inside-out indicator: | No |
| Manufacturer: | Alcon |
| Other | |
| Category: |
Monthly Contact Lenses Silicone hydrogel contact lenses Contact Lenses Spherical and aspherical lenses |