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Biomedics Toric Contact Lenses
- As Low As: $28.50 per Boxes
- Manufacturer: CooperVision
- Type: Toric Lenses
- Contains: 6 Lenses per Box
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Biomedics Toric Details
Product Information
Product Details
- Replacement Schedule: 1-2 week
- Corrects: Astigmatism
- Lenses Per Box: 6
Unique Features
- Innovative toric design
- UV protection
- Visibility tint
Recommended For
- People with vision problems due to astigmatism
- Those who enjoy the convenience of a 1-2 week lens
CooperVision’s Biomedics® Toric is a high-performance lens for people with astigmatism. Order Biomedics Toric contacts from Just Lenses today and take advantage of our cheap prices!
Description
Biomedics Toric contacts are 1-2 week lenses approved for daily wear and up to seven days of extended wear. They are designed to correct astigmatism — an imperfection in the eye’s curvature that causes blurry vision at all distances.
Featuring an innovative toric design, Biomedics Toric contacts provide a predictable orientation and stable fit for consistently clear vision.
The high water content and rounded edge design of Biomedics Toric contacts also provide long-lasting comfort.
These contacts offer UV protection and are lightly tinted for easy handling.
Product Availability
This item normally ships within 3-5 business days.
Price Comparison
| Our Lowest Price | Retail Price | Your Savings |
|---|---|---|
| $35.99 | $48.00 | $12.01 |
Biomedics Toric FAQs
Do I need a prescription to order Biomedics Toric?
Yes, Biomedics Toric are considered medical devices, and a valid prescription is required when purchasing at Just Lenses.
Where can I buy Biomedics Toric?
We recommend buying Biomedics Toric online to get the best deals. Check out JustLenses.com for affordable prices.
How do I clean and store my Biomedics Toric contact lenses?
Use a multi-purpose solution or follow the cleaning and storage instructions provided by your eye doctor. Avoid using tap water or saliva to clean your lenses.
How often should I replace my Biomedics Toric contact lenses?
The replacement schedule for contact lenses varies by type. Daily disposable lenses should be discarded after each use, while other types may be replaced every two weeks, monthly, or quarterly.
Can I swim or shower while wearing Biomedics Toric?
Avoid wearing Biomedics Toric contact lenses while swimming or showering, as water can introduce bacteria and other contaminants to your eyes.
Are Biomedics Toric contacts FDA approved?
Yes, Biomedics Toric contacts sold by Just Lenses are FDA approved.
Can I sleep with my Biomedics Toric contact lenses?
Only sleep with contact lenses designed for extended wear.
Can I wear Biomedics Toric if I have dry eyes?
Yes, Biomedics Toric can be worn by those with dry eyes. Wearing contact lenses with dry eyes may be challenging and uncomfortable so we recommend consulting your eye doctor for personalized advice.
Can I sleep in Biomedics Toric lenses?
Biomedics Toric contacts are approved for extended wear (overnight). Ask your eye care professional if you’re approved for extended wear.
What are Biomedics Toric lenses made of?
Biomedics Toric lenses are made of a hydrogel material called ocufilcon D.
Can contact lenses correct astigmatism?
Toric lenses are specifically designed to correct astigmatism. These lenses are available in various types, such as daily disposables, bi-weekly, and monthly options.
How often should I replace my Biomedics Toric lenses?
Biomedics Toric lenses must be replaced with a fresh pair of lenses every two weeks.
Can Biomedics Toric contact lenses get lost behind my eyes?
No, Biomedics Toric cannot get lost behind your eyes. The conjunctiva, a thin membrane covering the front of the eye prevents the lenses from moving beyond the surface of the eye.
Can I wear Biomedics Toric lenses if I have astigmatism?
Yes, Biomedics Toric are designed specifically for individuals with astigmatism to provide clear, stable vision.
Are contact lenses suitable for sports and physical activities?
Contact lenses are commonly used during sports and physical activities. Consult your eye doctor to help you choose the appropriate type of lenses for physical activities.
Are there any restrictions on wearing contact lenses during pregnancy?
While contact lenses are generally safe, we recommend consulting your eye doctor for guidance and any necessary adjustments during pregnancy.
Can I wear contact lenses if I have sensitive eyes?
Yes, Biomedics Toric contact lenses can be worn by individuals with sensitive eyes. Their advanced technology and design promote a comfortable lens-wear experience.
Biomedics Toric Reviews
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Biomedics Toric
By:
Walter
5
I am very pleased with my Biomedics Toric lenses
I am very pleased with how my Biomedics Toric contact lenses have performed for me so far. I can see most things at any distance, all while keeping my eyes moist throughout the day.
Biomedics Toric
By:
Amanda
5
Biomedics Toric lenses beat all my expectations
I have been wearing Biomedics Toric contact lenses for close to 2 years now, and they have been nothing but great for my eyes. They never leave my eyes dry or irritated, which is the best compliment you can give to a contact lens.
Biomedics Toric
By:
Will
5
These contacts are grrrreat!
I wear the Biomedics Toric contact lenses are surprisingly comfortable for astigmatism lenses. All of the toric lenses that I have worn in the past haven't been that comfortable and I was never able to wear them all day. With the Biomedics Toric contacts I can wear them all day and they stay comfortable which is awesome. They give me just as good sight as my other contacts do too.
Biomedics Toric
By:
Rob
5
Biomedics Toric great for Astigmatism
The quality of the actual contact lens is great, and the comfort and crisp vision for Astigmatism is amazing. I love my Biomedics Toric lens.