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Finding the perfect contact lenses for dry eyes can be a task. It is challenging to find contact lenses that are not only good quality but are comfortable all day long. This is where Biofinity contact lenses come in, they provide you with superior hydration and unmatched vision performance so you can focus on the important things in life.

About Biofinity Contacts

Biofinity lenses are unique hydrogel contact lenses manufactured with unique silicone hydrogel material. Copper Vision made these contact lenses using Aquaform Technology which ensures comfort and clarity all day. The company also engineered Biofinity Energys with Digital Zone Optics, which means they are the first contact lenses ever made for the digital age.

These are available for nearsighted or farsighted people, these advanced contact lenses are specially designed to deliver remarkable visual performance. The latest technology ensures increased oxygen transmission so your eyes can stay healthy. These contact lenses are the perfect choice for everyone.

Biofinity Contacts Replacement Schedule

These contacts use CooperVision's unique Aquaform technology that offers high oxygen permeability and comfort all day. To ensure that you get the best out of your contact lenses, it is important to follow the recommended replacement schedule. Wearing contact lenses for longer than the recommended time can lead to complications such as eye infections.

The contact lenses come in different types and replacement schedules. These include daily disposable lenses, and monthly, and extended-wear lenses.

Daily disposable lenses are meant to be worn for a maximum of 16 hours after which they should be replaced with a fresh pair.

Monthly lenses can be worn for 30 days but they should then be disposed of. These require you to remove them while sleeping. You should also properly store them and clean them every day. We recommend you talk to your eye care professional for information regarding storing your lenses.

Extended-wear lenses can be worn overnight for 29 nights. You must regularly clean them to remove any dirt or debris. Even though approved for overnight wear you should still consult your eye care provider if you want to sleep in them. You should also protect them from any kind of water to prevent eye infections.

The replacement schedule will also vary depending on the individual. You must talk to your eye care professional regarding your replacement schedule. Other than that we also recommend you regularly monitor your eye health.

The Biofinity Contacts Family Lineup

Biofinity is one of the leading brands of contact lenses. They are designed to ensure high oxygen permeability, comfort, and clarity. There are multiple variations of these lenses to meet the needs of all individuals. The different types of lenses that they offer are as follows:

Biofinity: These are contact lenses designed for people with nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. They come as monthly disposable contact lenses. They are manufactured using unique Aquaform technology that ensures high oxygen permeability, natural wettability, and moisture retention. They are ideal for people looking for monthly disposable contact lenses.

Biofinity Toric: These are contact lenses designed for people with astigmatism. They come as monthly disposable contact lenses. They are manufactured using unique Aquaform technology. They have a unique shape that allows clear vision, stability, and comfort throughout the day. They are also customizable to make sure that they meet your individual vision needs.

Biofinity Multifocal: These are contact lenses designed for people with presbyopia. They come as monthly disposable contact lenses. They are manufactured using unique Aquaform technology. They have a unique shape that allows a smooth transition between near, intermediate, and distance vision. They are also customizable to make sure that they meet your individual vision needs.

Biofinity Energys: These are contact lenses designed for people who spend long hours in front of digital devices. They come as monthly disposable contact lenses. They are manufactured using unique Aquaform technology. They have a unique shape that allows optimal comfort and visual acuity. It is made of silicone hydrogel material which filters out blue light, preventing eye strains and fatigue.

Biofinity XR: These are contact lenses designed for people with higher prescriptions. They come as monthly disposable contact lenses. They are manufactured using unique Aquaform technology. They are also customizable to make sure that they meet your individual vision needs. They offer a wide range of powers.

Biofinity Toric XR: These are contact lenses designed for people with presbyopia and astigmatism in people with high prescriptions They come as monthly disposable contact lenses. They are manufactured using unique Aquaform technology. They are also customizable to make sure that they meet your vision needs They offer a wide range of powers.

Biofinity XR Toric Multifocal: These are contact lenses designed for people with astigmatism. They come as monthly disposable contact lenses. They are manufactured using unique Aquaform technology. They have a unique shape that allows clear vision at all distances and stability for people with astigmatism. They are also customizable to make sure that they meet your individual vision needs.

Technologies Available by Biofinity Contacts

The Biofinity brand of contact lenses is made of several advanced technologies. This is to provide you with high-quality vision correction and comfort to wearers. Here are the technologies used by CooperVision in this line.

Available technologies for Acuvue include:

Aquaform Technology

A unique technology used in only in this line of contact lenses. It ensures that your lenses remain hydrated throughout the day. The silicone hydrogel material helps with moisture retention and high oxygen permeability. This makes these contacts ideal for people with dry eyes. This technology is available in Biofinity, Biofinity Toric, Biofinity Multifocal, Biofinity Energys, Biofinity XR, Biofinity Toric XR, and Biofinity XR Toric Multifocal.

Optimized Toric Lens Geometry

This technology is used to ensure stable vision and optimal placement. It allows for a more comfortable fit and prevents the risk of lens rotation, and blurry vision. These are used for people with astigmatism. This technology is used in Biofinity Toric and Biofinity Toric XR contact lenses.

Balanced Progressive Technology

This technology is used to reduce the need for multiple pairs of glasses. It allows a smooth transition between near, intermediate, and distance vision. These lenses are made for people with presbyopia and astigmatism. It can be found in Biofinity Multifocal and Biofinity XR Toric Multifocal contact lenses.

Digital Zone Optics

The digital zone optics filters block out harmful blue light that helps reduce the risk of eye strains and fatigue. This is exclusive to the Biofinity Energys contact lenses.

Extended Range of Powers

These have a wide range of powers to meet the individual needs of people with higher prescriptions. Biofinity XR, Biofinity Toric XR, and Biofinity XR Toric Multifocal contact lenses are designed using this technology.

Biofinity Contacts Are Available for the Following Conditions

Biofinity brand contact lenses have been made to address multiple vision conditions. These include:

Myopia: Also known as nearsightedness, this is a common eye condition in which objects that are farther away appear blurry. All versions of the Biofinity line of contact lenses, including Biofinity, Biofinity Toric, Biofinity Multifocal, Biofinity Energys, and Biofinity XR, can correct this vision issue.

Hyperopia: Commonly referred to as farsightedness, this is an eye condition in which near objects appear blurry. All of the Biofinity contact lenses, including Biofinity, Biofinity Toric, Biofinity Multifocal, Biofinity Energys, and Biofinity XR, correct this vision impairment.

Astigmatism: Astigmatism is an eye condition that causes blurry or distorted vision at all distances and is caused by the way light reflects off the back of the eye. Biofinity Toric, Biofinity Toric XR, and Biofinity XR Toric Multifocal contact lenses are designed to correct astigmatism.

Presbyopia: This is an eye condition that mainly affects people over the age of 40 and is used interchangeably with multifocal. Having multifocal vision leads to difficulty seeing near objects. Biofinity Multifocal and Biofinity XR Toric Multifocal contact lenses are designed to address presbyopia.

Digital Eye Strain: This occurs due to prolonged exposure to harmful blue light. The Biofinity Energys contact lenses prevent this by blocking the blue light.

Biofinity Contacts FAQ

Are Biofinity good contacts?

Yes, these are one of the world's leading contact lenses. This is due to their soft hydrogel silicon material as it offers high oxygen permeability and water retention.

How long can you wear a pair of Biofinity contacts?

This brand of contact lenses is exclusively monthly wear lenses. The daily time duration for which you can wear these contacts depends on your lens type and your doctor's approval. Although, these contact lenses are approved for extended wear for up to six nights or seven days, it is best to discuss optimal wear times with your eye care provider. As with all extended wear lenses, these should be removed every night and cleaned before each use.

Can you shower with Biofinity contacts?

It is never recommended to wear contact lenses in any body of water. Unless previously approved for extended wear by your eye care provider, you should remove your contacts before entering the shower to avoid contamination from microorganisms present in the water.

How many boxes of Biofinity contacts is a six-month supply?

This will depend on the usage and the amount in each box. Generally, one box of 6 lenses is enough for a 6-month supply if the lenses are changed out & disposed of on a monthly basis.

How do I read my Biofinity contact lens prescription?

Contact lens prescriptions are provided by your eye care provider after being fit for and trialing the lenses prescribed. Each prescription consists of a power or sphere, base curve, and diameter with the addition of a cylinder, axis, or add power depending the type of vision correction needed. Reading your contact lens prescription entails understanding the abbreviations on the prescriptions and what they mean.

Who cannot wear Biofinity contact lenses?

Most people can wear monthly contact lenses with ease, however, if you suffer from dry eyes, allergies, or frequent and severe eye infections, a daily wear lens may be more ideal.

Is your glasses prescription the same as Biofinity contacts?

No. Glasses and contact lens prescriptions are different. Since contacts rest directly on your eyes and glasses sit farther away, about 12 millimeters from your eyes, the strength of the prescription will vary. In addition, there are parameters taken into consideration with contact lens prescriptions that are not included in glasses prescriptions. These include base curve, diameter, contact lens brand, material, or type.

How long can I wear Biofinity monthly contacts?

Monthly disposable contact lenses are recommended to be worn for up to 30 day with regular cleaning. These lenses have been approved for extended wear times of six days and seven nights after consultation with your eye care provider.

What is the difference between Biofinity and Biofinity XR?

The main difference between these two versions is that Biofinity XR offers contacts for more severe vision correction and stronger prescriptions.

Are Biofinity contacts comfortable to wear?

Yes, these contacts are comfortable to wear. This is because they are made from hydrogel silicon which allows high oxygen permeability and water retention making them ideal for all-day wear.

Can you sleep in Biofinity contacts?

Yes. Biofinity monthly contact lenses are approved for extended wear of up to six days and seven nights. It is important to consult your eye care provider prior to using these lenses in this manner.

How do you take care of Biofinity contacts?

For optimal lens care, follow these steps:

  1. Always wash your hands before handling
  2. Use a multi-purpose solution recommended by your provider
  3. Gently rub the lens to remove any debris or dust
  4. Rinse with the solution
  5. Let them soak them for at least 6 hours or for manufacturer's guidelines
  6. Follow your doctor's recommendation

Are Biofinity contacts suitable for people with astigmatism?

Biofinity Toric lenses are designed specifically to correct astigmatism, so it is not advisable to use them if you don’t have astigmatism. Wearing toric contacts if you don’t have astigmatism can lead to unwanted vision problems.

How much do Biofinity contacts cost?

The cost of Biofinity lenses depends on which type of lenses you're prescribed. One box of lenses can range anywhere from $29 to $135 with the more expensive lenses being the made-to-order, custom contacts with extended range.

How do I put in and take out Biofinity contacts?

When being prescribed contact lenses, your eye care provider will assist you in the learning process to ensure you are comfortable with inserting and removing them on your own.

  1. Place the lens on the tip of your forefinger and ensure it is properly oriented.
  2. Place the middle finger of the same hand close to your lower eyelashes and pull down the lower lid.
  3. Use the forefinger or middle finger of the other hand to lift the upper lid.
  4. Place the lens on the eye.
  5. Gently release the lids and blink. The lens will center automatically.
If you experience any discomfort, remove it and try again.

There are two methods to safely remove disposable contact lenses. Washing your hands is the first step prior to either method mentioned below.

Pinch Method

  1. Look up and slide the lens to the lower part of the eye using the forefinger.
  2. Gently pinch the lens between the thumb and forefinger.
  3. Remove the lens.
  4. The lens can then be disposed of in the trash or stored for further use.

Forefinger and Thumb Method

  1. Place your hand or a towel under your eye to catch the lens.
  2. Place your forefinger on the center of the upper lid and your thumb on the center of the lower lid.
  3. Press in and force a blink. The lens should fall onto your hand.
  4. The lens can then be disposed of in the trash or stored for further use.
Once you have removed your lenses, follow the manufacturer’s cleaning and care instructions for storage.

Can you swim with Biofinity contacts?

It is not recommended that you swim or shower with your lenses on. This is because any type of water can lead to the growth of dangerous bacteria.

Can Biofinity contacts correct color blindness?

Color blindness is a genetic condition that cannot be corrected with contact lenses. There are glasses however, that can help color blind people filter colors.

Can you wear Biofinity contacts if you have dry eyes?

Yes, these contacts may be a good candidate for dry eyes because they have relatively low water content. Contacts with a low water content dry less on the eye than contacts with a high water content. These contacts are also good for dry eyes because they feature Aquaform Technology, which locks in water so you can enjoy all-day comfort.

Can Biofinity contacts be worn during sports activities?

While you can wear contact lenses while playing sports, it is highly recommended that you use protective eyewear as well depending on the type of sport you are playing.

Do Biofinity contacts come in different colors?

No, they do not offer different color options.

Can you wear makeup with Biofinity contacts?

Yes! Makeup can be worn with contact lenses if done so properly so as to avoid chance of infection or irritation.

Here are some makeup and lens wearing tips:

  • Always put your contacts in prior to makeup application.
  • It's best to use oil-free and fragrance-free makeup products.
  • Avoid tightlining, or putting mascara or eyeliner on the inner rim of your eyelid.
  • Be sure to remove your lenses prior to removing your makeup.
  • Always wash your hands thoroughly before handling your lenses.
  • Replace your lenses per the recommended wear schedule.

How do I know if I am allergic to Biofinity contacts?

Common allergic reactions to contact lenses are listed below.

  • Redness or swelling
  • Itching or burning sensation
  • Excessive tearing
  • Sensitivity to light
  • Blurred vision
  • Discomfort or pain in the eyes
If you experience the above symptoms while wearing your Biofinity contact lenses, remove them immediately and consult your eye care provider.

Can you wear Biofinity contacts if you have sensitive eyes?

Hydrogel contacts stay moist longer than silicone hydrogel contacts, like Biofinity contacts. However, you can't wear them to bed, and they may become less comfortable after many hours of wear. These contacts are exceptionally breathable, but they may be less comfortable on sensitive eyes.

Can you wear Biofinity contacts while pregnant?

As of today, there are no known risks with wearing contact lenses while pregnant. It is always best practice to consult your doctor before using any product during your pregnancy. It's important to note that some women may experience allergic reactions or changes in vision or symptoms that could affect their pregnancy.

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