Precision Contact Lenses
When it comes to contact lenses, it’s essential to find the perfect fit for you. Precision1 lenses are a fantastic choice for anyone looking for clear and concise vision, easy handling, and maximum comfort, all in the convenience of a daily disposable contact lens.
Precision1 took a unique approach to its lenses. The company conducted extensive research into why people struggled with their contacts and then created an entirely new line to address the issues they discovered.
About Precision Contacts
Precision lenses are designed for people who want to embrace the freedom of life. These contacts provide comfort using their smart surface technology. This means you can focus on your life rather than focusing on your lenses. They are also daily disposable which means you don’t have to hassle with lengthy lens cleaning and maintaining routine.
Precision contact lenses are manufactured by the leading contact lens manufacturer, Alcon. Alcon is focused on providing innovative solutions and bringing you the best possible contact lenses. Alcon is a company that is focused to help you find contact lenses that fit your needs and lifestyle.
Precision Contacts Replacement Schedule
Precision contacts come in several different types. These include:
Precision1 Daily ContactsThese single-use daily disposable contact lenses are meant to be convenient and comfortable. Simply remove the lenses at the end of the day and replace them the next day. It is important to remember that reusing daily contact lenses raises the risk of infection and eye discomfort.
Precision1 for Astigmatism Daily ContactsThese single-use daily disposable contact lenses are meant to be convenient and comfortable. Simply remove the lenses at the end of the day and replace them the next day. It is important to remember that reusing daily contact lenses raises the risk of infection and eye discomfort.
The Precision Contacts Family Lineup
Precision rolls out its contact lenses as a part of a brand family. These include:
Precision1 Daily ContactsThese disposable contact lenses use Alcon's SMART SURFACE technology to give great comfort to wearers. These contact lenses are ideal for persons who are nearsighted or farsighted since they provide both exceptional comfort and sharp vision. Popular contacts in the Precision1 Daily Contacts
the product line includes:
- Precision1 30 Pack
- Precision1 90 Pack
Precision1 for AstigmatismPrecision1 for Astigmatism are toric contacts that use Alcon's cutting-edge SMART SURFACE Technology to deliver sharp, clear vision and long-lasting comfort. Astigmatism is a refractive error caused by an uneven curvature of the cornea or lens, and these contacts correct astigmatism.
When light enters the eye of an individual with astigmatism, it refracts unevenly, resulting in blurred, distorted, or hazy vision. Precision1 contacts are daily disposables developed to provide astigmatic patients with precise vision and a comfortable fit. Popular contacts in the Precision1 for Astigmatism the product line includes: :
- Precision1 for Astigmatism 30 Pack
- Precision1 for Astigmatism 90 Pack
Technologies Available by Precision Contacts
Precision1 contacts have the following features for exceptional comfort and performance:
SMART SURFACE TechnologySMARTSURFACE is Alcon’s proprietary technology that provides superior comfort and lasting hydration using a permanent microthin moisture layer and a unique manufacturing process. It uses liquid baths filled with water-loving polymers that prevent the contacts from drying out.
SMARTSURFACE embeds more water at the surface (over 80%) than at the core (51%), keeping the core highly breathable and the surface extremely moist. SMARTSURFACE supports a stable tear film that delivers lasting performance and comfort from morning to night.
Class 1 UV BlockingPrecision1 contacts offer Class 1 UV blocking, the highest level of UV blocking in any contact lens, and can shield your eyes from up to 90% UVA and 99% UVB rays. They are helpful for high-exposure environments like mountains and beaches, especially when combined with other protective eyewear.
Precision Contacts Are Available for the Following Conditions
Precision contact lenses are made to address multiple vision conditions. These include:
Myopia (Nearsightedness):It is a common eye condition in which distant objects appear blurry. Precision contact lenses for nearsightedness correct the condition by diverging the light rays, which reduces the eye’s focusing power and moves the focus point back onto the retina. Such as Precision 1.
Hyperopia (Farsightedness):It is a common eye condition in which near objects appear blurry. When prescribed for farsightedness, Precision contact lenses converge light rays, increase the eye’s focusing power and move the focus point back onto the retina. Such as Precision 1.
AstigmatismAstigmatism is an eye condition that causes blurry or distorted vision at all distances. Precision contacts for astigmatism have a special toric shape that creates different focusing powers to correct corneal or lenticular astigmatism. Such as the Precision 1 for Astigmatism.
Precision Contacts FAQ
Are Precision1 good contacts?
Precision contacts is well known for its exceptional features. They focus on providing customers with innovative solutions. They offer contact which uses SMART SURFACE technology that ensures comfort and sharp vision.
How long can you wear a pair of Precision contacts?
These contact lenses should be worn daily and then disposed of at the end of the day. They should be kept no longer than between 14 and 16 hours unless otherwise prescribed by an eye care provider. It is not recommended to wear daily contact lenses more than once as this can lead to eye irritation and infection.
Can you shower with Precision contacts?
It is not recommended to wear contact lenses when showering. Bacteria present in the water can lead to eye irritation or infection.
How many boxes of Precision contacts is a six-month supply?
Precision contacts comes in two pack sizes. In a 30-day pack, as each box contains 30 individually packed lenses, you would need 12 boxes for a six-month supply or six boxes per eye.
In a 90-day pack, as each box contains 90 individually packed lenses, you would need 4 boxes for a six-month supply or two boxes per eye.
How do I read my Precision contact lens prescription?
While your eye care provider should go over your prescription with you during your routine, checkup, you can easily read your prescription by knowing these key pieces of information
Power/SphereThis is the amount of vision correction needed to bring your vision to 20/20.
Base CurveA base curve is the curvature of the contact lens measured in millimeters.
DiameterThis is the distance across the surface of the contact lens measured in millimeters.
Who cannot wear Precision1 contact lenses?
Typically, daily disposable contact lenses are great for those who suffer from dry eye, however if someone experiences severe allergies and frequent eye infections, it may be difficult to fit even the most comfortable disposable contact lenses.
Is your glasses prescription the same as a Precision1 contacts Rx?
No. Glasses and contact lens prescriptions cannot be used interchangeably. While contacts rest directly on your eyes, glasses sit about 12 millimeters away from your eyes which can equate to quite a difference in prescriptions. In addition, there are parameters for contact lenses not found in glasses prescriptions, like base curve, diameter, contact lens brand, material, or type.
How long can I wear Precision1 one-day contacts?
One-day contacts, also known as single-use daily contacts, are intended to be worn once and then discarded. They should not be worn for an extended period and should be discarded after each use. You must follow the recommended replacement schedule to prevent any eye infections.
Are Precision contacts comfortable to wear?
Yes. The SMART SURFACE technology paired with silicone hydrogel material ensures that wearers enjoy maximum comfort even with. These contact lenses are designed to increase the amount of moisture on the surface of the eye providing you with comfort.
Can you sleep in Precision contacts?
No. These contact lenses are for daily use only. They should be removed at the end of the day and a new pair inserted the next day. This reduces the chances of developing eye irritation or other severe eye problems.
How do you take care of Precision contacts?
The best thing about daily disposable lenses is the care routine. Aside from washing your hands prior to handling the lens during insertion and removal, these contacts can be disposed of after each use.
Are Precision contacts suitable for people with astigmatism?
People with astigmatism should consider Precision 1 for Astigmatism. These contact lenses correct vision for people with astigmatism, while offering the convenience of a daily disposable lens.
How much do Precision1 contacts cost?
The price of Precision1 varies depending on the type of lenses. The price ranges between $36-$90 per box.
How do I put in and take out Precision contacts?
As with any soft contact lens, it is important to thoroughly wash and dry your hands with a lint free towel prior to handling. The best way to insert and remove your lenses is below:
- Place the lens on the tip of your forefinger and ensure it is properly oriented.
- Place the middle finger of the same hand close to your lower eyelashes and pull down the lower lid.
- Use the forefinger or middle finger of the other hand to lift the upper lid.
- Place the lens on the eye.
- 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.
Pinch Method
- Look up and slide the lens to the lower part of the eye using the forefinger.
- Gently pinch the lens between the thumb and forefinger.
- Remove the lens.
- The lens can then be disposed of in the trash or stored for further use.
Forefinger and Thumb Method
- Place your hand or a towel under your eye to catch the lens.
- Place your forefinger on the center of the upper lid and your thumb on the center of the lower lid.
- Press in and force a blink. The lens should fall onto your hand.
- The lens can then be disposed of in the trash or stored for further use.
Can you swim with Precision contacts?
It is not recommended to wear contact lenses in water or expose them to water. Water can harbor microorganisms that can lead to severe infection, vision loss, or blindness. If your lenses come in contact with water from swimming pools, lakes, or oceans, discard them immediately and replace them with a new pair. If you require prescription eyewear when doing water activities, contact your eye care provider for alternative solutions such as prescription goggles.
Can Precision contacts correct color blindness?
No, contact lenses cannot correct color blindness. Color blindness is a genetic condition, and as of now, has no cure. There are glasses that can help color blind people filter colors.
Can you wear Precision contacts if you have dry eyes?
Yes. SMARTSURFACE Technology means wearers can enjoy wearing contact lenses in comfort all day long. This revolutionary technology keeps the surface of the lens moist, reducing dry eye and making blinking more comfortable.
Can Precision1 contacts be worn during sports activities?
Yes, you can wear these while playing sports with caution. It is always recommended to use additional protective eyewear depending on the type of sport you are playing.
Do Precision contacts come in different colors?
No, these contact lenses are not offered in color options.
Can you wear makeup with Precision contacts?
Yes, you can wear any contact lenses with makeup however it's important to take the necessary precautions to avoid infection or irritation.
Here are some helpful lens wearing tips:
- Put your lenses before your makeup.
- Try to use oil-free and fragrance-free makeup products.
- Avoid putting mascara or eyeliner on the inner rim of your eyelid
- Remove your lenses before removing your makeup
- Wash your hands thoroughly before handling your lenses
- Replace your lenses at the recommended time
How do I know if I am allergic to Precision1 contacts?
If you experience any of the below symptoms while wearing Precision1 contacts, it could be an indication that you are allergic to them. If an allergic reaction is experienced or suspected, it is imperative to remove the contacts immediately and consult your doctor. Symptoms to look out for include:
- Redness or Swelling
- Itching or burning sensation
- Excessive tearing
- Sensitivity to light
- Blurred vision
- Discomfort or pain in the eyes
Can you wear Precision1 contacts if you have sensitive eyes?
Yes. The SMARTSURFACE technology paired with silicone hydrogel material ensures that wearers enjoy maximum comfort even with eye sensitivity. These contact lenses are designed to increase the amount of moisture on the surface of the eye making them an ideal choice for people with sensitive eyes.
Can you wear Precision contacts while pregnant?
While there are no known risks associated with wearing contact lenses while pregnant, it is always best to consult your doctor before using any product during your pregnancy. Some women may experience allergic reactions or changes in vision or symptoms that could affect their pregnancy.
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