Air optix hydraglyde
(1 product found)Frequently Asked Questions about Air Optix HydraGlyde Contact Lenses
How do I choose Air Optix Plus HydraGlyde contact lenses and what should I know about prescription requirements?
Air Optix Plus HydraGlyde are designed for daily wear with moisture retention features and are suitable for night-time wear under professional guidance. Prescription requirements depend on your eye doctor’s assessment and current vision needs. Always use lenses that match your exact prescription, sphere, cylinder, and axis values, and consult your eye care professional if you have any history of irritation or allergies.
What makes HydraGlyde moisture matrix technology special for contact lenses?
HydraGlyde Moisture Matrix helps keep the lens hydrated, reducing dryness and improving overall comfort throughout the day. This technology aids in maintaining clear vision by preventing dehydration of the lens. It’s especially beneficial for wearers who experience extended wear or dry-eye symptoms, offering a more comfortable wearing experience.
Should I wear these lenses daily or consider extended wear schedules?
For best results follow your eye care professional’s guidance on wear schedules. Daily wear is common for many users, but some may be approved for extended wear depending on eye health, lifestyle, and lens type. Avoid sleeping in lenses unless explicitly advised and always maintain proper hygiene for eye safety.
What are the maintenance steps for Air Optix HydraGlyde lenses?
Clean lenses with a recommended solution after each wear, store in a clean case, and replace the case regularly. Do not rinse lenses with tap water and avoid exposing them to non-approved solutions. Always adhere to replacement schedules for your lenses and case to minimize risk of infection and maintain lens performance.
Who should consult a professional before using these lenses?
Individuals with a history of eye infections, allergies, dry eye, or contact lens intolerance should consult an eye care professional before starting any new lens. If you wear glasses and suddenly experience redness, irritation, or vision changes, seek professional advice promptly to determine suitability and proper care.