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Biofinity Monthly 3 products

 

CooperVision Biofinity Monthly Contact Lenses: Spherical, Toric and Multifocal

CooperVision Biofinity is a monthly silicone hydrogel contact lens range made from comfilcon A with a water content of 48%. Featuring the manufacturer's Aquaform Technology, the range includes spherical lenses for myopia or hyperopia, toric lenses for astigmatism and multifocal lenses for presbyopia.

Compare the Biofinity Range

Lens Designed for Prescription details Design and specifications
Biofinity Myopia or hyperopia Sphere SPH/PWR BC 8.6, DIA 14.0; aspheric design
Biofinity Toric Astigmatism Sphere, CYL and AXIS BC 8.7, DIA 14.5; Optimized Toric Lens Geometry
Biofinity Multifocal Presbyopia and near-to-distance vision Sphere, ADD and D/N lens design BC 8.6, DIA 14.0; Balanced Progressive Technology

Aquaform Technology and Monthly Lens Care

  • Silicone hydrogel material: Biofinity lenses are made from comfilcon A with a water content of 48%.
  • Aquaform Technology: The manufacturer's technology holds water throughout the lens material. Individual wearing experience may vary according to tear film and eye condition.
  • Monthly replacement: These are reusable lenses that must be cleaned, disinfected and stored correctly after removal, and replaced according to the recommended schedule.

Which Biofinity Lens Should You Choose?

Choose the spherical Biofinity design for standard myopia or hyperopia prescriptions. Biofinity Toric requires the correct CYL and AXIS values for astigmatism, while Biofinity Multifocal requires professional assessment of the ADD power and D/N lens design. A spectacle prescription cannot be used directly as a contact lens prescription.

Lens care reminder: Use a valid contact lens prescription and follow the instructions provided by your eye-care professional and lens-care solution manufacturer. Do not sleep in contact lenses unless specifically instructed by an eye-care professional. Remove the lenses and seek professional advice if you experience persistent redness, pain, light sensitivity or blurred vision.

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