Acuvue

Acuvue was the first disposable contact lens in the world. It allows one whole week of extended wear! You can put them in, wear them without interruption for seven days, and then throw them away. You don't even need to take them out when you go to bed. They are so thin and oxygen-permeable that the eye is not irritated.

The Acuvue extended wear contact is primarily made of water and gets along fine with the natural liquid of the eye. As an alternative, instead of wearing them without interruption for one week, you may take them out at night and wear them as daily-wear lenses during a two-week period. UV blocking is of course no stranger to Acuvue, they are slightly tinted for facilitated handling, and the inside-out marking makes it easier to put the lenses in correctly.

Acuvue Details

Manufacturer

Johnson and Johnson Vision Products, Inc.

Type

1-2 week disposable soft contacts

Material

42% polymer (etafilcon A), 58% water

Packaging

6 lenses in buffered saline solution