Acuvue Oasys 12 Pack

Acuvue Oasys 12 Pack are bi-weekly disposable contact lenses from Johnson & Johnson, featuring HYDRACLEAR® PLUS Technology for sustained moisture and comfort, Class 1 UV protection, and Senofilcon A silicone hydrogel material. Each box contains 12 lenses — a 6-month supply for one eye — and is designed for people with myopia or hyperopia, particularly those prone to dry eyes or who spend long hours in demanding environments.

Each box of 12 lenses provides a 6-month supply for one eye on a bi-weekly replacement schedule. For both eyes, you will need 2 boxes for a 6-month supply, or 4 boxes for a full year's supply.

Each box contains 12 individually packaged lenses — enough for one eye for 6 months on a bi-weekly replacement schedule.

Acuvue Oasys 12 Pack are bi-weekly disposable soft contact lenses made from Senofilcon A silicone hydrogel with HYDRACLEAR® PLUS Technology, offering UV protection and high oxygen permeability.

Acuvue Oasys lenses are approved for extended and overnight wear. However, sleeping in contact lenses reduces oxygen supply to the eye and is not appropriate for all wearers. The suitable duration for continuous or overnight wear depends on your individual eye health and circumstances — always consult your optometrist or eye doctor before wearing these lenses overnight or continuously. If you experience any adverse reactions during extended wear, remove the lenses immediately.

Yes. Acuvue Oasys lenses feature HYDRACLEAR® PLUS Technology, which embeds a moisture-rich wetting agent throughout the lens matrix to mimic the natural tear film and maintain hydration throughout the day. These lenses are specifically designed with dry eye wearers in mind. Individual results vary — consult your eye care professional if you experience persistent dryness.

Yes. HYDRACLEAR® PLUS Technology maintains consistent moisture and a smooth lens surface, which many wearers with sensitive eyes find comfortable. Individual sensitivity varies — consult your eye care professional to confirm suitability for your specific needs.

No. It is not recommended to wear any contact lenses while swimming, showering, or in contact with water of any kind. Water — including tap water, pool water, and natural bodies of water — can harbour microorganisms that may adhere to lens surfaces and increase the risk of serious eye infections. Remove lenses before any water-based activity.

Yes. Contact lenses are generally well-suited for most sports and physical activities. For water sports, lenses should be removed before entering the water. For contact sports or activities with a risk of eye injury, appropriate protective eyewear should be worn. Consult your eye care professional for sport-specific guidance.

Yes. Always insert lenses before applying makeup and remove them before taking makeup off. Wash hands thoroughly before handling lenses. Use water-based, non-allergenic products where possible and avoid applying products directly to the lash line or inner lid margin.

HYDRACLEAR® PLUS Technology embeds a high concentration of a moisture-rich wetting agent throughout the lens matrix. This agent is designed to mimic the mucin layer of the eye's natural tear film — the component responsible for keeping the eye lubricated during blinking. Unlike surface coatings that can wear off, the embedded wetting agent maintains hydration consistently throughout the two-week wear period.

Both are Acuvue Oasys lenses from Johnson & Johnson, but they differ in replacement schedule and wetting technology. Acuvue Oasys with HYDRACLEAR® PLUS is a bi-weekly lens worn for up to two weeks per pair. Acuvue Oasys with HydraLuxe is a daily disposable worn once and discarded. HydraLuxe uses a network of tear-mimicking molecules designed for daily wear comfort, while HYDRACLEAR® PLUS uses an embedded wetting agent suited for sustained two-week wear.

Acuvue Oasys 12 Pack combines HYDRACLEAR® PLUS Technology for sustained hydration, Class 1 UV protection, and Senofilcon A silicone hydrogel for high oxygen permeability — making it a strong option for wearers who prioritize moisture and UV defense in a bi-weekly lens. The best lens for any individual depends on their prescription, eye health, and lifestyle.

No. Acuvue Oasys lenses are not available in color options. However, Johnson & Johnson does offer color contact lenses through the 1-Day Acuvue Define range, which is designed to enhance and highlight natural eye color rather than fully change it. A valid prescription is required for all contact lenses including color options.

Acuvue Oasys 12 Pack lenses may be suitable for many allergy sufferers. The HYDRACLEAR® PLUS Technology helps maintain a smooth, hydrated lens surface, and the bi-weekly replacement schedule means lenses are replaced regularly, limiting the window for allergen accumulation. Individual responses vary — consult your eye care professional to confirm whether these lenses are appropriate for your allergy profile.

Yes. A valid contact lens prescription from a licensed eye care professional is required to purchase Acuvue Oasys 12 Pack lenses. WebEyeCare will verify your prescription according to the current rules and regulations.

Yes, purchasing from an authorized online retailer is safe and convenient. Always ensure the retailer is a licensed, authorized distributor and that you have a current, valid prescription before ordering. WebEyeCare is an authorized distributor of Acuvue products.

Acuvue Oasys lenses have a diameter of 14.0 mm and a base curve of either 8.4 mm or 8.8 mm, depending on your prescription. The center thickness is approximately 0.07 mm at -3.00D power.

As with all contact lenses, improper use or handling can lead to eye irritation, redness, excess tearing, discharge, itching, gritty sensations, or blurred vision. These issues are typically associated with poor hygiene, overuse, or incorrect lens care rather than the lens itself. If you experience any of these symptoms, remove the lenses immediately and consult your eye care professional.

It is possible to combine contact lenses with progressive or reading glasses for certain prescriptions — for example, wearing single-vision contact lenses for distance correction alongside reading glasses for close-up tasks. This approach should always be discussed with and approved by your eye care professional, who can recommend the correct balance of correction for your needs.