Are Biofinity monthly contacts good for dry eyes?

Are Biofinity Monthly Contacts Good for Dry Eyes?

Monthly lenses must maintain performance and comfort across 30 days — during which deposits accumulate and moisture can progressively decline. Biofinity's design addresses this challenge in ways that make it a commonly recommended option for wearers with dry eyes.

How Biofinity Addresses Dry Eyes

Aquaform® Technology creates natural wettability throughout the Comfilcon A material at the molecular level — without surface coatings. This intrinsic wettability maintains consistent performance across the full 30-day cycle without the degradation that affects surface-coated lenses.

Additionally, Comfilcon A has a relatively low water content of 48%. Lower water content lenses are more moisture-stable and less likely to dehydrate the tear film — high water content lenses can draw moisture from the tear film to maintain their hydration, which can worsen dryness symptoms for some wearers.

Important Caveats

• • Individual dry eye severity varies. Mild symptoms are often manageable with Biofinity.
• • Moderate to severe dry eye conditions may require daily disposable lenses, lubricating drops, or targeted dry eye treatment in addition to contact lens wear.
• • Always consult your eye care professional before selecting a lens if you have dry eye symptoms.