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Acuvue Bifocal
Acuvue Bifocal from Johnson & Johnson is a bifocal contact lens that enables good vision regardless of distance. If taken out and cleaned every evening it can be used for two weeks. If worn day and night it should be used for one week.
Acuvue Bifocal Details
- Manufacturer
- Johnson and Johnson Vision Products, Inc.
- Type
- 1-2 week disposable soft contact lenses
- Characteristics
- No lens care needed Healthy way to wear contacts
- Material
- 42% polymer (etafilcon A), 58% water
- Packaging
- 6 visibly tinted UV blocking lenses in buffered saline solution
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