Contact lenses 1-Day Acuvue moist (60 pcs)

1-Day
Acuvue Moist Review

1-Day Acuvue Moist Review

1-Day Acuvue Moist

WHY DO DOCTORS PREFER
DAILY CONTACT LENSES?

When you seek your eye
doctor’s advice when buying contact lenses, often, daily contacts are their
first suggestion. This is because daily disposables are one of the easiest ways
of preventing overwearing. Overwearing your contacts, or wearing them more than
you’re supposed to, is one of the most common issues eye doctors see in
contact-wearers, and it can cause serious eye damage if you’re not careful.
Every pair of contacts are designed to last a certain amount of time; when you
push that, your contacts begin cutting off more oxygen to your eyes than they
should, potentially damaging your eyesight.

Daily
disposables, then, make it easy to remember to simply take out and toss your
contacts at the end of the day, rather than keeping track of one pair for
weeks. When you open up a fresh lens every day, there is very little chance for
bacteria buildup or other dangerous contaminations, creating an overall safer,
cleaner experience.

LACREON TECHNOLOGY AND UV
PROTECTION

In order to give you only
the best, most comfortable contact lens experience possible, 1-Day Acuvue moist
are made with LACREON Technology, a technology that utilizes embedded wetting
agents in the contact lens to release moisture and hydration throughout the
entire wear. With LACREON, you’re experiencing a cushion of hydrating comfort
each time you put them in.

Along
with their specialized technology, these contact lenses are also made with some
of the highest levels of UV protection possible. Made with UV blockers to
protect your eyesight and keep the sun’s rays from damaging your corneas, these
extra protective contact lenses truly have your safety in mind. However, we
still suggest always wearing sunglasses with your contacts when out in the sun
as these contacts cannot protect you from 100% of UV rays.

POWERS AND PARAMETERS

1-Day
Acuvue Moist is available in powers ranging from -12.00 to
+6.00, fitting a wide range of eyesights. They’re available in two base curve
options, so always consult with your eye doctor to see which curve is best for
your eyes.