Bausch + Lomb ULTRA: The MoistureSeal Monthly
ULTRA is Bausch + Lomb’s flagship monthly, and it takes a different route to comfort than its rivals. Instead of engineering the surface, it aims to make the material itself hold onto its own water for a full sixteen hours. The material Samfilcon A: silicone hydrogel at roughly 46% water with a Dk/t around 163…
Dr. Teresita Bollar, OD
Air Optix plus HydraGlyde: Built for Deposits, Not Just Dryness
Air Optix plus HydraGlyde carries two separate surface technologies solving two different problems: one resists deposits, the other holds moisture. That combination makes it the usual answer when the complaint is not “my lenses are dry on day one” but “my lenses feel filthy by week three.” The two technologies SmartShield is an ultra-thin, permanent…
Total30 for Astigmatism: A Practical Guide
Good news for those with astigmatism: yes, TOTAL30 makes a toric lens specifically for your needs. Alcon designed this monthly lens to tackle the two biggest challenges for astigmatism wearers: keeping vision stable and clear while ensuring comfort that lasts all month long. Your Guide to TOTAL30 Lenses for Astigmatism If you have astigmatism, you…
Alcon Total30: The First Monthly Water Gradient Lens
Total30 took the water gradient surface Alcon had reserved for its daily lens and put it in a monthly. That is the entire pitch, and unlike most lens marketing it describes a real structural difference rather than a coating. What a water gradient is The material, lehfilcon A, holds about 55% water in its core….
Finding the Best Monthly Contact Lenses
If you're looking for the best monthly contact lenses, you've probably realized they're often the most cost-effective and environmentally friendly choice. They're a fantastic option for seasoned contact lens wearers who are already comfortable with a daily cleaning routine and prefer having a single pair last a full 30 days. Why Choose Monthly Contact Lenses?…