89,90 €
| Manufacturer | Alcon |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 27 lenses per box |
| Lens type | 1 Week disposable |
| Usage instructions | Daily wear (1 week) or extended wear (7 days, 6 nights) |
| Power range (Sph) | -12.00 to +8.00 |
| Base curve (BC) | 8.4 |
| Diameter (Dia) | 14.2 |
| Material | Serafilcon A |
| Type of material | Silicon Hydrogel |
| Water content | 55% |
| Design | spheric |
| Oxygen transmissibility (Dk/t) | 149 |
| UV protection | Yes |
Precision7 are Alcon’s new-generation 1-week silicone hydrogel lenses. Start every week with a fresh pair and enjoy the comfort that top-tier technology provides. Precision7 lenses are the best alternative to expensive daily disposables, with no compromise on comfort or hygiene. The blue-light filtering lenses (filtering 34% of blue-violet light at 380–450 nm) are particularly well suited to people who work in front of screens.
Why choose Precision7 lenses?
Using a new pair of lenses every 7 days significantly reduces deposit build-up compared with monthly lenses. Pick your “lens change day” (every Monday, for example) and keep to that simple rhythm. A good choice if daily disposables feel too expensive but monthly lenses no longer offer the comfort you want by the end of the month.
Benefits:
– ACTIV-FLO® technology: provides continuous moisture and helps maintain comfort all week.
– Up to 16 hours of unmatched comfort: excellent oxygen permeability and moisture keep your vision clear for up to 16 hours a day.
– A choice for the digital generation: suited to people who spend long hours in front of screens. Helps reduce the eye fatigue caused by blinking less often and by blue light.
– For an active lifestyle: Precision7 adapts to your rhythm, providing stable vision and confidence.
Use and care
Precision7 lenses are intended for daytime wear. Remove, clean and place the lenses in contact lens care solution every evening. After seven days, replace them with a new pair. The lenses can also be worn continuously for up to 7 days and 6 nights if agreed with your eye doctor or optometrist. Replacement interval and wearing schedule are individual. Follow your optometrist’s or eye doctor’s advice when using the lenses.
