Biotrue ONEday by Bausch & Lomb (90 lenses)
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 Biotrue ONEday (90 lenses)
Biotrue ONEday contact lenses are made with HyperGel, a next-generation bio-inspired material that mimics the lipid layer of the tear film. They’re comfortable contact lenses that offer high-resolution optics for crisp, clear vision even in low light conditions.
These daily contact lenses from the manufacturer Bausch & Lomb feature many benefits for wearers with busy lifestyles who seek ease of use and comfort.
Main benefits
- All-day hydration – Surface Active Technology locks in at least 98% moisture for high comfort and hydration.
- Stable vision – These contacts feature High Definition Optics to help reduce spherical aberration for users, ensuring crisp and clear vision.
- Maximum comfort – Modern HyperGel material in Biotrue contacts has a dehydration barrier and allows high oxygen flow for reliable comfort.
- Protection from UV rays – The Nesofilcon A hydrogel material incorporates a UV filter for added protection from ultraviolet rays.
- Optimal moisture – The contacts feature 78% water content, the same percentage as the human cornea.
Who are Biotrue ONEday for?
- Those looking for consistent, all-day hydration
- Those with active lifestyles who prefer the convenience of daily lenses
- Those who wear contacts infrequently or new lens wearers
Frequently asked questions
How long can you wear Biotrue ONEday?
Biotrue ONEday contact lenses are intended for daily use. This means they should only be worn for one day and then disposed of at night, requiring a fresh pair in the morning. Your eye care professional will advise more precise daily wearing periods for single-use and other contact lenses based on your eyes.
Can you sleep in Biotrue ONEday?
No, Biotrue ONEday contacts cannot be slept in. These daily disposable lenses are designed to be worn during the day and removed each night. Sleeping in contacts that aren’t intended for extended wear can increase the risk of eye infections and other complications. Speak with your eye care specialist if you’re curious about options for sleeping in contact lenses.
What is the difference between 30-pack, 90-pack and 180-pack of Biotrue ONEday?
Biotrue ONEday are available in different package sizes, including variants of 30, 90, and 180 individual lenses. If you use one lens from a pack each day, a 30-pack will last 30 days, a 90-pack will last 90 days, and a 180-pack will last 180 days.
The least expensive option as far as the initial cost is a Biotrue ONEday 30-pack. The price per lens decreases as the quantity increases, so a 90-pack or a 180-pack will save you money in the longer term. This means a 90-pack balances cost and value nicely.
Other daily disposable contact lenses
- Acuvue Oasys 1-Day with HydraLuxe
- Lenjoy 1 Day Comfort
- Miru 1 day
- Precision1
- SofLens Daily Disposable
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Specifications
| Expiration: | At least 23 months |
|---|---|
| Material: | Nesofilcon A |
| Easy handling tint: | No |
| Extended wear: | No |
| Water content: | 78 % |
| Oxygen transmissibility: | 42 Dk/t |
| UV filter: | Yes |
| Silicone hydrogel: | No |
| Inside-out indicator: | No |
| Lenses in a box: | 90 |
| Power: | from -12.00 to +6.00 |
| Diameter: | 14.2 |
| Base curve: | 8.6 |
| Center thickness: | 0.080-0.240 mm |
| Weight: | 282 g |
| Manufacturer: | Bausch & Lomb |
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