To get the best out of your silicone hydrogel contact lenses make sure you wear them, and care for them as recommended by your Optometrist, so if you are wearing Daily disposable contact lenses you can simply throw the lenses out each evening and insert a fresh new pair each morning.Monthly disposable contact lenses need to be removed every night, cleaned with an approved contact lens solution and stored in a contact lens case with fresh solution using this procedure:Morning

Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear Plus from Johnson and Johnson is a premium silicone hydrogel contact lens. Providing unbelievable comfort even in demanding conditions, such as in an air conditioned office, when using a PC, on a plane, or long hours of wear. Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear Plus is the #1 selling contact lens in the world.(2)Available in two fittings 8.4 and 8.8 and a wide range of powers.

All the benefits of Alcons Air Optix Plus HydraGlyde but for people with astigmatism. An advanced silicone hydrogel contact lens that combines a new level of comfort with enhanced Oxygen capability ( Up to 5 X greater oxygen transmissibility than traditional soft contact lenses), which provides superior all day comfort in a lens that is healthy for your eyes.

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Silicone hydrogel contact lenses are popular with Optometrists because they are far more oxygen permeable that traditional hydrogel lenses, meaning they allow far more oxygen to reach the cornea(1), which is great for eye health, and can increase wear times.The new generations of “super oxygen permeable” Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses can transmit six to seven times more oxygen through to your eye than conventional hydrogel lenses. Interestingly the cornea is one of the few organs that has no direct oxygen supply from the body so the cornea needs to gain its supply of oxygen and nutrients from the air, this is one of the reasons why Optometrist love this new Silicone Hydrogel material, it offers minimal resistance to oxygen and nutrients reaching your cornea whilst wearing contact lenses.Many wearers find increased comfort and easy adaptation to Silicone Hydrogel contact lenses and benefit from longer wear times(2)

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These silicone hydrogel contact lenses from Coopervision contain their patented Aquaform technology creating a hydrophilic lens to allow greater levels of oxygen to flow through the lens to the eye, this allows them to stay moist and comfortable all day long.

Clarity 1 day from Coopervision are made from a soft and flexible silicone hydrogel material, they are an exceptionally breathable contact lens that let a large amount of oxygen pass through them to the eyes. This ensures that your eyes not only feel healthy but also look bright and white too.

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Silicone hydrogel contact lenses are a slightly more expensive option than regular hydrogel contact lenses.The price of Silicone hydrogel contact lenses can vary considerably because they come in such a wide range of contact lens types. Not only are silicone hydrogel contact lenses available in daily disposable contact lenses they are also available as monthly disposables and continuous wear contact lenses. Those categories can be subdivided into torics and multi-focals, making it difficult to say how much each lens may cost, but you can typically expect to pay an extra 20% or more for Silicone hydrogel contact lenses.

Silicone hydrogel contact lenses are popular with Optometrists because they are far more oxygen permeable that traditional hydrogel lenses, meaning they allow far more oxygen to reach the cornea(1), which is great for eye health, and can increase wear times.The new generations of “super oxygen permeable” Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses can transmit six to seven times more oxygen through to your eye than conventional hydrogel lenses. Interestingly the cornea is one of the few organs that has no direct oxygen supply from the body so the cornea needs to gain its supply of oxygen and nutrients from the air, this is one of the reasons why Optometrist love this new Silicone Hydrogel material, it offers minimal resistance to oxygen and nutrients reaching your cornea whilst wearing contact lenses.Many wearers find increased comfort and easy adaptation to Silicone Hydrogel contact lenses and benefit from longer wear times(2)

Biofinity Toric features CooperVision's breakthrough Aquaform technology, that allows greater levels of oxygen to freely flow through the contact lenses to the eye, helping eyes stay whiter and healthier for most contact lens wearers.

Crystal Vision Lenses are always in stock, and we stock 95% of all Branded lenses like Acuvue, so the time for your order to get in the post is normally within 24 hours.Orders are currently shipping from the UK and will take up to 21 days to arrive. For more details click here.

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Extended wear contact lenses remember to set a reminder to remove your lenses after 30 days or less if recommended by your optometrist.

There are many reports that customers find silicone hydrogel contact lenses more comfortable than regular hydrogel contacts, but in tests this has been hard to determine (1) Commonly neither silicone hydrogel or hydrogel alone outperforms the other for comfort, and both have low occurrence of contact lens related problems and conditions.Your optometrist will determine which lens type is best for you taking into account your vision, wear times required, comfort and oxygen needs of your cornea.

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1. Hydrogel vs Silicone Hydrogel lensesPublished Optometirst Network Dr. Russel Lazarus, November 4, 2021https://www.optometrists.org/general-practice-opto...2. Comfort and adaptation to silicone hydrogel lenses for daily wearKathryn A Dumbleton 1, Craig A Woods, Lyndon W Jones, Desmond FonnPublished 2008 Julyhttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18787429/3. Wearing contact lenses overnight BCLA.org.ukhttps://bcla.org.uk/Public/Consumer/Wearing_contac...

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Silicone hydrogel contact lenses are available in all contact lens wearing types, Daily, two weekly, monthly continuous wear and coloured lenses, they are also available to correct various eye conditions.

Silicone hydrogel contact lenses are available in all contact lens wearing types, Daily, two weekly, monthly continuous wear and coloured lenses, they are also available to correct various eye conditions.Myopia (Shortsightedness) - Is a common eye condition which causes blurred vision at a distance, but clear, more focused vision up close.There are a number of silicone hydrogel contact lenses from various manufacturers and even cheaper substitution lenses that can correct myopia, such as Dailies Total 1Hyperopia (longsightedness) - Causes objects close to you to be blurred, and objects at a greater distance to be clear. There are a wide range of silicone hydrogel contact lenses including cheaper substitution contact lenses available to correct Hyperopia, such as Qualis Daily SiliconeAstigmatism - Astigmatism is a structural disorder in the eyes often resulting in unevenly shaped corneas that often causes blurry vision. There is a large range of Silicone hydrogel contact lenses to help correct this such as Biofinity ToricPresbyopia (Age-related farsightedness) Objects that are far away are easier to focus on, but objects closer to your face may become blurry or smeary. Multifocal silicone hydrogel contact lenses are available to help correct this such as Airoptix Multi focal Plus Hydraglyde.As you can see if you need to wear silicone hydrogel contact lenses there should be an option out there for you.

To get the best out of your silicone hydrogel contact lenses make sure you wear them, and care for them as recommended by your Optometrist, so if you are wearing Daily disposable contact lenses you can simply throw the lenses out each evening and insert a fresh new pair each morning.Monthly disposable contact lenses need to be removed every night, cleaned with an approved contact lens solution and stored in a contact lens case with fresh solution using this procedure:MorningWash and thoroughly dry your hands before handling your contact lensesRemove your contact lens from it’s storage case, apply a few drops of your recommended solution on the front and back of the lens and rub gently with your index fingerInsert your contact lensEmpty your contact lens case of solution and let it air dryEveningWash and thoroughly dry your hands before handling your contact lensesRemove contact lens from your eye, apply a few drops of your recommended solution on the front and back of the lens and rub gently with your index fingerStore the lens in your contact lens case and submerge with fresh solutionExtended wear contact lenses remember to set a reminder to remove your lenses after 30 days or less if recommended by your optometrist.

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Silicone hydrogel contact lenses are generally more expensive than their sister Hydrogel contact lenses, although cheaper substitute silicone hydrogel lenses are now available such as Crystal Air Daily that can work out cheaper than regular hydrogel contacts.Whether silicone hydrogel lenses are worth the extra cost will probably depend on why you need them.If you suffer from  dry eyes and find with regular hydrogel lenses your wear time is reducing, if you live or work in an air conditioned building that is causing your lenses to dry out or if your Optometrist recommends you need extra oxygen to get through to your eyes, then silicone hydrogel may well be worth the extra cost, as they can increase your wear time whilst not drying out and allow more oxygen to reach your corneas.If you are experiencing no issues with your regular hydrogel lenses and your Optometrist is happy with your eye health, then you may decide silicone hydrogel are not with the extra cost at this point.

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Due to their increased oxygen transmissibility, silicone hydrogel contact lenses have enabled many people to comfortably wear contacts for longer hours than they could have with regular hydrogel lenses.

Yes, but only if your optometrist has fitted you with an extended wear contact lens.Many silicone hydrogel contact lenses have been approved for overnight wear for between 6 to 30 nights due to their increased oxygen transmissibility. However, overnight wear of contact lenses needs to be monitored carefully by your Optometrist to make sure your eyes receive enough oxygen and remain healthy(3).

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Probably! We stock over 3 million contact lenses in our distribution centers and aim to despatch over 95% of orders on a same day basis. For more information click here.

References1. Hydrogel vs Silicone Hydrogel lensesPublished Optometirst Network Dr. Russel Lazarus, November 4, 2021https://www.optometrists.org/general-practice-opto...2. Comfort and adaptation to silicone hydrogel lenses for daily wearKathryn A Dumbleton 1, Craig A Woods, Lyndon W Jones, Desmond FonnPublished 2008 Julyhttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18787429/3. Wearing contact lenses overnight BCLA.org.ukhttps://bcla.org.uk/Public/Consumer/Wearing_contac... Author: John Dreyer Optometrist Bsc(Hons), MCOPTOM, DipCLPJohn qualified from Aston University in 1980, he has authored for Contactlenses.co.uk over the last 20 years, bringing his expertise to visitors to the site and providing valuable optical advice to customer questions throughout the years. He has been featured by several leading publications including The Express and ITProPortal

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Air Optix Plus HydraGlyde from Alcon is an advanced silicone hydrogel contact lens that combines a new level of comfort with enhanced Oxygen capability ( Up to 5X greater oxygen transmissibility than traditional soft contact lenses), which provides superior all day comfort in a lens that is healthy for your eyes.

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Bausch and Lomb’s Purevision 2 HD is a silicone hydrogel contact lens containing high definition optics (HD) which reduces glare and halos around lights, whilst delivering crisp clear vision, even in low light conditions.

Author: John Dreyer Optometrist Bsc(Hons), MCOPTOM, DipCLPJohn qualified from Aston University in 1980, he has authored for Contactlenses.co.uk over the last 20 years, bringing his expertise to visitors to the site and providing valuable optical advice to customer questions throughout the years. He has been featured by several leading publications including The Express and ITProPortal

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Alcon’s Dailies Total 1 is their first 'water gradient' contact lens.A silicone hydrogel contact lens with a core of 33% water content that allows maximum oxygen transmission through the lens, sandwiched between a ultrasoft, high water content (greater than 80%) surface gel which provides exceptional comfort.Our customers rate Dailies Total 1 4.6 out of 5 with 80% of reviews awarding them 5 *

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Prescription changed? Got LASIK? Contacts feeling funny? Feel free to return your contacts for any reason. We accept all unopened, unmarked boxes.

Silicone hydrogel contact lenses are a slightly more expensive option than regular hydrogel contact lenses.The price of Silicone hydrogel contact lenses can vary considerably because they come in such a wide range of contact lens types. Not only are silicone hydrogel contact lenses available in daily disposable contact lenses they are also available as monthly disposables and continuous wear contact lenses. Those categories can be subdivided into torics and multi-focals, making it difficult to say how much each lens may cost, but you can typically expect to pay an extra 20% or more for Silicone hydrogel contact lenses.

These silicone hydrogel contact lenses have HA Matrix lubricant embedded in the lens material providing superior comfort and excellent handling.