PureVision 2HD Multifocal for Presbyopia 6 pcs

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59,90 €

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Additional information

Manufacturer

Bausch Lomb

Quantity

6 lenses per box

Lens type

Monthly multifocal

Usage instructions

Daily or extended wear (1 month)

Power range (Sph)

-10.00 to +6.00

Addition (Add)

HIGH (+1.75 to +2.50), LOW (+0,75 to +1,5)

Base curve (BC)

8.6

Diameter (Dia)

14.0

Material

Balafilcon A

Type of material

Silicon Hydrogel

Water content

36%

Design

aspheric

Oxygen transmissibility (Dk/t)

130

UV protection

No

Description

PureVision 2HD Multifocal are silicone hydrogel contact lenses that can be replaced monthly or worn for an extended period of time and help correct vision loss caused by presbyopia. By merging long and short-sighted prescriptions, these lenses work to effortlessly correct your visual needs. The HD optics design decreases the chances of halos and glare, even if the lighting is brighter or dimmer than normal.
Benefits:
– Corrects presbyopia. Offers clarity of vision no matter what the distance.Keeps your eyes healthy. Allows high levels of oxygen through to your eyes.Reduced chance of glare. High definition optics design limits halos and glare.
– Purevision 2 HD for Presbyopia contact lenses offer an alternative to reading glasses. They are designed with a thin edge, so they fit comfortably against your eyes for several hours.
– Made with silicone hydrogel, these lenses allow more oxygen through to the surface of your eye. This means that you can wear Purevision 2 HD for Presbyopia every day for up to 30 days, dependent on your optician’s advice. It also ensures that your eyes stay healthy and bright for longer.

PureVision 2HD Multifocal lenses should be removed and cleaned before going to sleep and it is recommended that they are replaced with a fresh pair every 4 weeks. Some patients can wear PureVision 2HD Multifocal for 4 weeks continuously. However, not all eyes are suited to continuous wear of PureVision 2HD Multifocal lenses and only an Optometrist can determine the appropriate wearing schedule for a patient.

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