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Bausch + Lomb SofLens Contact Lenses 6 products

 

Bausch + Lomb SofLens Contact Lens Comparison Guide

The Bausch + Lomb SofLens contact lens collection includes daily disposable, two-week and monthly clear contacts. Available options include spherical lenses for myopia or hyperopia, toric lenses for astigmatism and multifocal lenses for presbyopia.

SofLens products differ in material, water content, base curve, diameter, prescription range and replacement schedule. Start by confirming the lens type prescribed for you, and then compare the specifications and number of lenses in each box.

Compare SofLens Products

Product Vision Correction Replacement Material Pack Size What to Check
SofLens Daily Disposable Myopia or hyperopia Daily Hilafilcon B hydrogel 30 lenses Confirm sphere power and base curve
SofLens Daily for Astigmatism Myopia and astigmatism Daily Hilafilcon B hydrogel 30 lenses Confirm sphere, cylinder and axis
SofLens 59 Myopia or hyperopia Two-week Hilafilcon B hydrogel 6 lenses Requires daily cleaning, disinfection and storage
SofLens 38 Myopia or hyperopia Monthly Polymacon hydrogel 6 lenses Compare base curve, water content and prescription range
SofLens 66 for Astigmatism Myopia and astigmatism Two-week Alphafilcon A hydrogel 6 lenses Check cylinder, axis, base curve and diameter
SofLens Multi-Focal Multifocal vision and presbyopia Two-week Polymacon hydrogel 6 lenses Confirm sphere power and ADD power

SofLens pack sizes and recommended replacement schedules may vary between markets. Follow the information on the relevant product page, packaging and professional fitting instructions.

Choose by Wearing Needs

Daily Disposable
SofLens Daily lenses are discarded after use and do not require cleaning or overnight storage.
Reusable Lenses
SofLens 59 and SofLens 38 require cleaning, disinfection and proper storage after each day of wear.
Astigmatism
Daily and reusable toric options are available. Sphere, cylinder and axis must all match your prescription.
Presbyopia
SofLens Multi-Focal requires both a distance prescription and the appropriate ADD power.

What Should You Compare?

  • Lens type: Confirm whether you require spherical, toric or multifocal lenses.
  • Prescription: Toric lenses require sphere, cylinder and axis; multifocal lenses require an ADD power.
  • Lens specifications: Compare material, water content, base curve and lens diameter.
  • Replacement schedule: Consider the care requirements of daily, two-week and monthly lenses.
  • Pack size: Check the number of lenses per box and whether your two eyes require different powers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are SofLens contacts daily, two-week or monthly?

SofLens includes several replacement schedules. SofLens Daily is a daily disposable lens, while other products in this collection are listed as two-week or monthly lenses. Check the applicable product page and packaging.

What is the difference between SofLens 59 and SofLens 38?

They use different materials and have different water content and replacement schedules. SofLens 59 uses hilafilcon B, while SofLens 38 uses polymacon.

Which SofLens should I choose for astigmatism?

This collection includes daily and reusable toric options. Compare the replacement schedule, material, base curve and available sphere, cylinder and axis parameters.

Who are SofLens Multi-Focal contacts for?

They are designed for prescriptions requiring multifocal correction for presbyopia. Both the distance power and ADD power should be professionally confirmed.

Can I sleep in two-week or monthly SofLens contacts?

Do not sleep in contact lenses unless the product instructions and your eye care professional specifically permit it. Reusable lenses should be cleaned and disinfected after removal.

Wearing advice: Use contact lenses according to a valid prescription, professional fitting advice and the product instructions. Remove the lenses and consult an optometrist or eye care professional if you experience pain, redness, persistent dryness, a foreign-body sensation or changes in vision.

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