Air Optix Aqua Multifocal Monthly Contact Lenses
Alcon has
discontinued Air Optix Aqua Multifocal and introduced a new
version of Air Optix plus HydraGlyde Multifocal. If the old
version is not available, we send the new version for the same price. Alcon
recommends switching to the new version without consulting an eye
specialist.
Air Optix Aqua
Multifocal Contact Lenses by Alcon provide comfortable
and healthy wear for patients with presbyopia. Air Optix Aqua Multifocal are
monthly contact lenses designed for daily wear. Thanks to their new Precision
Transition Design technology, they provide clear vision at all
distances. Contact lenses are supplied in a package of 3
lenses.
You can also choose a larger package of
Air Optix
Aqua Multifocal contact lenses and
save money.
All Day
Moisture
Air Optix Aqua Multifocal Contact
Lenses are equipped with the AQUA Moisture System, which lubricates,
promotes moisture retention, and ensures excellent comfort throughout the
wearing period. Thanks to this technology, it's possible to extend the
wearing period to 7 days and 6 nights. Always consult with your eye doctor
before beginning this kind of wearing schedule.
The Highest Oxygen
Permeability
Air Optix Aqua Multifocal have
five-times higher oxygen permeability than hydrogel contact lenses.
Moreover, they have the highest oxygen permeability of all silicone hydrogel
multifocal and hydrogel contact lenses.
Regarding the
oxygen permeability of these lenses, are you concerned about the difference
between values indicated on our website and those on the box? No worries, they
are completely the same! On our website, we use an industry-standard number
showing oxygen permeability in relation to thickness of the lens -- shown as
(Dk/t). This is a value calculated by dividing the oxygen permeability of the
lens (Dk) by the thickness of the lens (t). Most manufacturers provide a (Dk/t),
which is why we've chosen to use it for all our products. However, your box of
lenses may only show the (Dk) value. This just means that your box is showing
the base value. It also means that there is, in fact, no difference between the
number we show and the one that's on your box.
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