Clariti 1 day multifocal (30 lenses)

Clariti 1 day multifocal

Clariti 1 day multifocal ensure sharp vision at all distances. These daily multifocal lenses designed by CooperVision were created from a highly breathable silicone hydrogel. They remain comfortable all day long thanks to a special moisture retaining technology. These lenses are perfect for those with an active lifestyle. Contains 30 lenses.

Silicone hydrogel

Claritiy 1 day are made from Somofilcon A, which is a type of silicone hydrogel. This highly advanced material retains a great deal of moisture while also providing the cornea with plenty of oxygen. WetLoc Technology further contributes to an all-day feeling of comfort by spreading and releasing built-in moisture constantly throughout the day.

Clariti 1 day lenses possess built-in UVA and UVB filters. However, please keep in mind that a contact lens can never fully protect your eyes. Only a good pair of sunglasses is able to do this.

Correcting presbyopia

Presbyopia is an eye defect that occurs later in life and is a result of the natural degeneration of the eye lens. The first symptoms of presbyopia appear around age 40, and it is reported that at around age 60, the situation stabilises and is no longer appreciable. It is not a defect of the eye in the true sense of the word, but rather a natural consequence of the aging process.

Presbyopia is corrected with multifocal contact lenses like these, thus eliminating the need for reading glasses. These lenses are designed with different zones for near vision and distance vision, and the brain naturally trains itself to use the different zones to focus objects at various distances. Presbyopia should always be diagnosed by an optometrist, so that you are well aware of which exact values you should order.

The Clariti 1 day family

CooperVision added Clariti 1 day toric to their already quite popular and affordable Clariti family. Besides these multifocal lenses, Clariti 1 day comes with a normal spherical correction, as well as a correction for astigmatism.