AIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM

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AIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM Contact Lens Reviews Submit a review Reviewer:  Ryan Comfort Rating: 5 Vision Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5 The best lens ever Yes the best lens ever. I can't feel them in my eyes. My eyes don't get dry and they don't move around. What more could one ask........self cleaning lenses! 55 / 79 people found this review relevant. Rate Review Reviewer:  Trish C Comfort Rating: 5 Vision Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5 Great Lens! I have been wearing Air Optix for two months. The Dr. had me try them because I am one of those patients who wears their contacts too long. I can't even tell I am wearing them and opted to keep them instead of going back to my old brand. I have a high amount of astigmatism and would definitely recommend them. 28 / 40 people found this review relevant. Rate Review Reviewer:  anonymous Comfort Rating: 5 Vision Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5 A Doctor's Point of View This contact lens provides an amazingly high oxygen permeability and water content. I have a very high amount of astigmatism and can appreciate the level of stability in the lenses as well as the comfort after a long work day. My maximum wearing time can extend past 16 hours on some days and this lens can withstand that amount of wear. As an Optometrist myself, I have tried almost all toric brands, and none give this level of subjective comfort and vision. 71 / 107 people found this review relevant. Rate Review Reviewer:  SyncereShed Comfort Rating: 5 Vision Rating: 4 Overall Rating: 5 Have tried many contact lenses These have been the best EVER!!!!My experiences with torics even tailer made torics has been horrible...they are usually very uncomfortable...Air Optix, I am refusing to go without. The comfort level is amazing. 5 / 8 people found this review relevant. Rate Review Reviewer:  Michael Mc. Comfort Rating: 5 Vision Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5 Way Better Than Acuvue Advance for Astigmatism I just got contact lenses and when my optometrist tried a lens in each of my eyes, he asked if one felt more comfortable. I said that the left one was better and pretty much figured it was Acuvue Advance, only to find out Air Optix was in my eye. I got my one free pair of lenses and after the first few minutes of wearing them I forgot they were in my eye. And take into consideration this is the first time I've ever worn contact lenses. They are the best of the best. 67 / 110 people found this review relevant. Rate Review Read more AIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM Contact Lenses Reviews Submit your review on AIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM Contact Lenses

AIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM Product Information AIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM are a weekly disposable contact lens from CibaVision. AIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM lenses offers excellent comfort and crisp, clear, consistent vision to help satisfy the unmet vision and comfort needs of astigmatic patients. AIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM lenses also offer the highest oxygen transmissibility of any available soft toric lens, so eyes can stay whiter, healthy-looking and comfortable, no matter how long the lenses are worn each day. These lenses also feature a patented surface treatment to help resist deposits, which can be a problem for some contact lens wearers, and are easy to handle. Additional Information: AIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM is made of a revolutionary silicone hydrogel material, AIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM offers the highest oxygen transmissibility of any available soft toric lens, so eyes can stay whiter, healthy-looking and comfortable, no matter how long lenses are worn each day. This advanced technology helps protect you from the signs and symptoms of Corneal Oxygen Deficiency. AAIR OPTIX® for ASTIGMATISM offers the breakthrough Precision 8|4 design, which helps minimize the interaction between the lens and the lower lid for excellent comfort. The lenses also feature a patented surface treatment to help resist deposits, which can be a problem for some contact lens wearers, and are easy to handle.