SofLens 59 contact lenses from Bausch & Lomb offer wearers clear vision and outstanding comfort. These lenses from the SofLens range are intended for daily use requiring nightly removal and monthly replacement. SofLens 59 are made from a protein-resistant material that combines top performance and visual acuity. The Hilafilcon B material features high water content to improve deposit resistance and ensure comfortable everyday wear. Benefits of SofLens 59 SofLens 59 monthly contact lenses feature a combination of benefits that result in clear and comfortable wear. What can you expect? Long-lasting hydration – High water content ensures balanced hydration and oxygen permeability Comfortable wear – Deposit-resistant Hilafilcon B material minimises potential build-up to combat discomfort Easy handling – A clever handling tint ensures better manipulation of the lens Who are SofLens 59 contacts for? Those with long-sightedness (hyperopia) or short-sightedness (myopia) Those who prefer monthly contact lenses Those looking for comfortable contacts Frequently asked questions about SofLens 59 How long can you wear SofLens 59 contact lenses? SofLens 59 are monthly lenses designed for daily wear. This means they should be removed each night for cleaning and storage using contact lens solution. After 30 days they must be replaced with a new pair. Can you sleep in SofLens 59? No SofLens 59 can’t be slept in and are intended for daily wear only. If you’re interested in sleeping in contact lenses consult your eye care specialist about the possibility of extended wear contact lenses. Are SofLens 59 silicone hydrogel lenses? No SofLens 59 aren’t silicone hydrogel lenses. They’re made of Hilafilcon B a hydrophilic hydrogel material that allows for high water retention. When considering silicone hydrogel lenses or hydrogel lenses there are pros and cons to consider for each. Different levels of oxygen permeability and water content in either material can determine which lenses work best for your eyes. What is the difference between SofLens 59 and SofLens 38? SofLens 59 6 lenses and SofLens 38 are both part of Bausch & Lomb’s SofLens range. The main differences lie in their water content and composition. SofLens 59 lenses feature 59% water content and are made of Hilafilcon B. SofLens 38 lenses feature 38% water content and are made of Polymacon. Other monthly contact lenses Other monthly lenses include Air Optix Night & Day Aqua and Air Optix Plus Hydraglyde. Both Air Optix models offer the possibility of continuous wear after consultation with an eye specialist. PureVision 2 also from Bausch & Lomb provide sharp vision even in low light conditions. Biofinity lenses feature Comfilcon A a naturally wettable material that ensures long-lasting moisture. { @context: https://schema.org @type: FAQPage mainEntity: [ { @type: Question name: How long can you wear SofLens 59 contact lenses? acceptedAnswer: { @type: Answer text: SofLens 59 are monthly lenses designed for daily wear. This means they should be removed each night for cleaning and storage using contact lens solution. After 30 days they must be replaced with a new pair. } } { @type: Question name: Can you sleep in SofLens 59? acceptedAnswer: { @type: Answer text: No SofLens 59 can’t be slept in and are intended for daily wear only. If you’re interested in sleeping in contact lenses consult your eye care specialist about the possibility of extended wear contact lenses. } } { @type: Question name: Are SofLens 59 silicone hydrogel lenses? acceptedAnswer: { @type: Answer text: No SofLens 59 aren’t silicone hydrogel lenses. They’re made of Hilafilcon B a hydrophilic hydrogel material that allows for high water retention. When considering silicone hydrogel lenses or hydrogel lenses there are pros and cons to consider for each. Different levels of oxygen permeability and water content in either material can determine which lenses work best for your eyes. } } { @type: Question name: What is the difference between SofLens 59 and SofLens 38? acceptedAnswer: { @type: Answer text: SofLens 59 6 lenses and SofLens 38 are both part of Bausch & Lomb’s SofLens range. The main differences lie in their water content and composition. SofLens 59 lenses feature 59% water content and are made of Hilafilcon B. SofLens 38 lenses feature 38% water content and are made of Polymacon. } } ] }
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