Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism contact lenses are a top choice for those needing prescription lenses for astigmatism. Infused with HYDRACLEAR® PLUS Technology, these lenses ensure lasting moisture and comfort. They're designed with unique inside-out markings for correct insertion, enhancing the user experience.
Recommended for daily wear, these lenses should be replaced every one to two weeks. They're also suitable for up to six nights of continuous use. Consult your eye care professional for advice on contact lens extended wear and to prevent any risk of eye infections.
Toric lenses cater to the unique needs of astigmatism, where traditional lenses fall short. Astigmatism occurs when the cornea has mismatched curves. In comparison to traditional contact lenses, Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism provides effective vision correction for such conditions.
Crafted from silicone hydrogel, Acuvue Oasys lenses offer enhanced comfort and breathability. This material allows more oxygen to reach the cornea, promoting natural tear production and ensuring comfort throughout the day.
Acuvue Oasys toric lenses are specifically designed for astigmatism, a condition where the cornea or lens's irregular shape causes blurred or distorted vision, often accompanied by headaches, eyestrain, and poor night vision. The unique toric shape of Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism 6 Pack corrects this condition effectively, while the blink stabilization design ensures the lenses remain stable, providing clear and consistent vision.
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These contact lenses can be worn daily with regular cleaning for up to two weeks or up to six nights and seven days of extended wear. This means a six-pack will last you up to three months for one eye. If you would like a six-month supply, then you will need to order two boxes.
These contact lenses can be worn daily for up to two weeks or up to six nights/seven days as an extended wear lens.
Yes. These contact lenses are designed specifically for people with astigmatism. The toric shape paired with blink stabilization keeps the lens in place. Hydraclear technology enhances comfort by providing the right amount of moisture.
Wearing Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism lenses without having astigmatism is not advisable. These lenses are tailored for the unique curvature of the cornea in astigmatism, and using them without this condition could lead to discomfort and inadequate vision correction.
Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism lenses are beneficial for dry eyes with astigmatism, thanks to their Hydraclear Technology which provides enhanced moisture and comfort. The silicone hydrogel material aids in oxygen transmission to the eyes, making them suitable for those with dry eyes and astigmatism.
These lenses are effective in correcting blurry vision for individuals with astigmatism. They employ advanced technology for maintaining consistent vision quality and comfort, thereby effectively addressing astigmatic blurriness.
Yes. You can wear these contact lenses for up to six nights and seven days with extended wear. Consult with your eye care provider to ensure extended wear is right for you.
A six-pack of these disposable contact lenses will last up to three months with daily or extended wear.
Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism 6 packs contain six contact lenses per box.
For a six-month supply of these contact lenses, you will need to order two boxes. A 12-month supply will require four boxes.
You can wear these contact lenses for up to 15 hours, however, it is recommended to consult with your eye care provider to see if extended lens wear time is right for you.
Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism lenses are designed to reduce glare and halos, common issues in astigmatism. Their BLINK STABILIZED® Design ensures clear, stable vision, minimizing glare and halos.
The price of these lenses varies, typically ranging from $50 to $70 per box, with variations based on location, shipping, and promotions. Some retailers like WebEyecare offer them for around $47.95 per box.
A specific prescription is required for these lenses, as they are designed for the unique correction needs of astigmatism, which differs from standard prescriptions.
Generally, Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism lenses are not known to cause eye irritation easily, due to their Hydraclear Plus technology and silicone hydrogel material. However, individual experiences may vary.
Each person’s contact lens needs are unique. That’s why it is important to replace your contact lenses based on your personal usage. Dispose of your contact lenses if they become scratched or damaged in any way. Do not wear contact lenses beyond the manufacturer's best-by date and do not wear them past the recommended usage.
Based on recommended use and wear, you should replace your contact lenses every one to two weeks.
It is not recommended to wear contact lenses while swimming or showering. Water molecules can enter the lens creating bacteria build up which can lead to eye infection.
These lenses are suitable for extended wear without significant discomfort, thanks to their design which enhances comfort and oxygen permeability. They can be worn daily for up to two weeks or as extended wear for up to six nights and seven days.
Cleaning these lenses involves using fresh disinfecting solution, gently rubbing and rinsing each lens, and storing them in a clean lens case with solution.
A specific lens solution is not necessary for Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism lenses. Standard multi-purpose solutions for soft contact lenses are compatible, but it's important to choose a solution that suits your eye needs and follow your eye care professional’s advice.
These disposable contact lenses are made with silicone hydrogel material and have an oxygen transmissibility of 129 Dk/t. This creates a more breathable and comfortable environment for your eyes, meaning you can wear them for longer periods of time and in dry or dusty conditions.
It is safe to wear makeup while wearing contact lenses. We recommended practicing good hygiene when applying makeup including washing your hands beforehand and always cleaning your brushes and applicators before use. This will prevent the build-up of harmful bacteria which can harm your eyes. It is also recommended to insert your contact lenses first prior to makeup application so as to prevent makeup particles from getting between your eye and the lens.
These contact lenses are designed to provide vision correction for people with astigmatism. Other, non-toric Acuvue contact lenses are best suited for patients with nearsightedness, farsightedness, or presbyopia. Your eye care provider will be able to provide you with guidance on which type of contact lenses are right for your specific vision needs.
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
These contact lenses are made from silicone hydrogel. This material is more porous than traditional hydrogel lenses allowing for more oxygen to reach the cornea. This means you can wear the lenses for a longer period of time with greater comfort.
Yes, you can wear these contact lenses for up to seven nights with extended wear depending on your eye care provider’s recommendation.
Hydraclear technology creates a stable tear film so that wearers can experience contact lenses in greater comfort. These tear-like molecules enhance moisture and create a smooth lens surface.
People with astigmatism often have sensitive eyes. This is due to the curvature of the cornea lens. It is important to test your adaptability to contact lenses slowly to ensure comfort and avoid pain. Most people with astigmatism should be able to wear contact lenses with no issues or discomfort.
The base curve of this lens is 8.6 mm with a diameter of 14.5 mm. The center of the lens was measured at 0.08 mm thick in a -3.00 power lens.
It is not recommended to wear contact lenses while playing sports unless wearing additional eye protection. Contact during sports could result in cracked or scratched contact lenses. Consult with your eye care provider about how you can protect your eyes while playing sports.
Talk to your eye care provider about pairing progressive glasses with contact lenses. They may suggest a different contact lens to better suit your vision needs.
These contact lenses are not available in different colors. While Acuvue does offer the 1-Day Acuvue Define as a color lens option, it is not available in a toric lens.
Contact lenses should only be worn with eyecare provider advice. This will ensure you get a more comfortable vision correction experience. Wearing contact lenses can have side effects if they are not worn correctly such as eye irritation or eye infection. People with astigmatism may be more sensitive to contact lenses. Do not wear your contact lenses longer than recommended by the manufacturer. Improper handling can result in damage to the contact lenses. Consult with your eye care provider if you are experiencing any kind of side effects or reaction to contact lenses. Stop wearing contact lenses if any of these side effects occur.
Astigmatism often makes patients hesitant about using contact lenses, but Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism has emerged as a game-changer in vision correction. Recognized for their comfort and stability, these lenses are our go-to recommendation for patients with astigmatism.
For a long time, the challenge was finding contact lenses that combined the right materials and hydration levels for effective and comfortable vision correction. After witnessing the remarkable benefits of these toric lenses, they have become our preferred choice for patients.
In this detailed review, we'll share insights from our extensive evaluation of Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism. You'll learn about the specific outcomes and results from various tests, providing a clear understanding of why these lenses stand out in the world of vision correction for astigmatism.
The silicone hydrogel material means patients with astigmatism can experience a greater level of comfort. Many patients with astigmatism have sensitive eyes, so it is important that they wear contact lenses that address this need.
Silicone hydrogel is a smooth material that aids in tear production, ensuring comfortable blinking and clear vision. It's a step up from hydrogel lenses, which often become less comfortable after being worn for extended periods.
Various studies, including those from the National Library of Medicine, have demonstrated that this material allows a good amount of oxygen to pass through, which is beneficial for eye health.
Lens Material | Pros | Cons |
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Hydrogel | Ideal for for delicate eyes Comfortable to wear Durable |
Lower oxygen permeability Less comfortable after few hours |
Silicone Hydrogel | High oxygen permeability Ideal for extended wear |
Not suitable for users with allergy to silicone |
Patients with astigmatism also experience dry eyes. It's good to know that these contact lenses have HYDRACLEAR® PLUS technology, which solves this problem by helping to encourage tear formation and protect the lens film.
Majority of our patients have reported greater comfort and easier ability to blink while wearing these contact lenses due to this advanced moisture-enhancing technology.
Protecting our patient's eyes from the sun is important. Sun damage can lead to more serious vision problems so we want to be sure that our patient's eyes are protected at all times. Some problems that can result from sun damage are glaucoma, macular degeneration, and even cancer of the eye.
These contact lenses protect the eyes from UVA and UVB light, meaning our patients get greater comfort and protection while wearing these contact lenses. In addition, it offers Class 1 UV blocking, the highest classification of UV protection for contacts.
Here's a comparison of Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism's UV blocking features against other toric lenses like Precision1 for Astigmatism and Clariti 1 Day Toric:
Contact Lens | UV Blocking Class | UVA Blocking | UVB Blocking |
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Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism | Class 1 | 96.1% | 99.9% |
Precision1 for Astigmatism | Class 1 | 90% | 99% |
Clariti 1 Day Toric | Class 2 | 50% | 95% |
The Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism is available exclusively in 6-pack boxes, each containing 6 individually packaged lenses. These contact lenses are comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. So our patients can wear them for up to six days and seven nights. They can also be worn for 10 to 12 hours, so people with busy schedules don't have to worry about scrambling to find their glasses or changing their contact lenses.
This makes them one of our first suggestions for patients who travel a lot or who are on the road for extended periods of time like:
Contact lenses are a very personal experience. Patients should only wear contact lenses that are designed for their specific vision needs. These specific contact lenses allow me to prescribe a pair that is specifically designed for patients with astigmatism.
Compared to other contact lenses, Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism was rated more comfortable by our patients who tried them for a month.
Contact Lens | Comfort Rating |
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Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism | 98% |
Precision1 for Astigmatism | 94% |
Clariti 1 Day Toric | 93% |
This gives us great comfort and pleasure knowing that our patient's individual vision needs are being met and that they are wearing contact lenses that will provide them with comfortable vision correction.
If a patient is experiencing any discomfort, we recommend they consult with their eye care provider who will be able to instruct them on how to wear them correctly and keep them clean to avoid any discomfort or irritation.
Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism is one of the best solutions for people who have trouble wearing contact lenses. The stabilization design makes sure that lenses are inserted correctly and remain in place. This is critical to ensuring effective vision correction. The Hydraclear technology and moisture-enhancing silicone hydrogel material mean wearers with astigmatism will get the best level of comfort while wearing these contact lenses.
While highly recommended, these contacts may not be the best fit for everyone. If your lifestyle requires more traveling or you're simply not the best at remembering to properly clean and store your contact lenses, you may enjoy a daily toric lens more. In addition, if you suffer from dry eyes, there are astigmatism lenses available with higher oxygen transmissibility such as Bausch & Lomb Ultra for Astigmatism (163 Dk/t) or DAILIES AquaComfort Plus Toric (156 Dk/t).