CONTACT LENSES FOR NEAR, INTERMEDIATE AND FAR DISTANCES

Over time, it can be difficult to read small print up close – like magazines, on price tags or messages on your smartphone. Then there’s the fumbling around looking for reading glasses. Multifocal daily or monthly contact lenses allow you to see at all distances, so that situation becomes a thing of the past.

READING GLASSES AREN'T YOUR ONLY OPTION

Putting on a pair of reading glasses for the first time is probably not something that you’ve been looking forward to. For many people, it can be a relief to know that you have options – and one of those options is multifocal contact lenses.

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SEE, GLARE, PEEK, READ, LOOK

The big plus to wearing multifocal lenses is the freedom they provide. They offer crisp and clear vision at near, intermediate and far distances. That means you won’t need to switch between glasses or contact lenses at any time. There’s no need to plan ahead. No ploughing through your purse. Nothing on a chain around your neck. Multifocal contact lenses fit perfectly with a free and active lifestyle – plus you'll keep your natural looks.

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READY TO TRY MULTIFOCAL CONTACT LENSES?

Before you slip on those reading glasses, we strongly recommend a visit to your eye care professional. They can also see if multifocal contact lenses are right for you. Eye care professional David explains it all.

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    * Eye exam may be required. Professional fees may apply. Only your optician can determine if contact lenses are right for you. Parental consent is required for those under the age of 16.

     

    ** Dk/t=138 @ -3.00D (AIR OPTIX AQUA), Dk/t=108 @ -3.00D (AIR OPTIX for ASTIGMATISM)

     

    *** Dk/t=175 @ -3.00D. Compared to any monthly reusable lens.

     

    † Most breathable daily disposable lens dk/t=156 @ -3.00D. Compared to any branded daily disposable lens

     

    †† AIR OPTIX® NIGHT & DAY® AQUA lenses are approved for daily wear and for up to 30 nights continuous wear. Not everyone can wear lenses for a full 30 nights. Please consult your optician.

     

    § On average. Based on a subset of patients from a larger clinical trial that used AIR OPTIX AQUA contact lenses and OPTI-FREE pureMoist in combination. Results at Day 30.

     

    §§ On average compared to habitual lens care. Based on a subset of patients from a larger clinical trial that used AIR OPTIX AQUA contact lenses and AOSEPT PLUS with HydraGlyde in combination. Results at Day 30.

     

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