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Product Description
1-Day Acuvue® Moist
Key Features & benefits
- No daily cleaning
- No overnight storage
- New lenses everyday
- Wear them all day, then throw them away
- All-day comfort through Lacreon® technology
- Class 2 UV Filter
- Internal wetting agent Polyvinyl Pyrrolidone (PVP) using Lacreon® 1 Technology
Product Specifications
Material - Etafilcon A
Oxygen Transmissibility (DK) - 25.5 x 10-9
Oxygen % available to central cornea - 87%
Water Content - 58%
UV-Blocker* - 98.8% UVB and 85.1% UVA (Class 2) Base Curve - 8.5mm and 9.0mm
Diameter - 14.2mm
Centre Thickness - 0.084mm at -3.00D
Visibility Tint - Yes
Pack Size - 30 Pack and 90 Pack
Powers - -0.50 to -6.00 (0.25D) | +0.50 to +6.00 (0.25 steps) | -6.50 to -12.00 (0.50D)
* All ACUVUE® Brand Contact Lenses have Class 1 or Class 2 UV-blocking to help provide protection against transmission of harmful UV radiation to the cornea and into the eye. UV-absorbing contact lenses are NOT substitutes for protective UV-absorbing eyewear such as UV-absorbing goggles or sunglasses because they do not completely cover the eye and surrounding area.
Product Overview
Product
Johnson & Johnson 1 Day Acuvue Moist
Product SKU
ss2003.02
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Customer Reviews
3.6 / 5 - 3 Review(s) - Add your review
50% of customers recommend this product (1 of 2)
Product Help
How do I put contact lenses in?
Contact lenses can be fiddly to put in, but our handy guide will help you, find it here.
How do I remove my contact lenses?
Removing your lenses is straightforward. Our guide will show you how to remove your lenses easily. See here.
Aftercare and information
Things to know to ensure you're happy and comfortable with your new contact lenses. See here.
Help with frame sizes
Finding the correct frame size to suit you requires you to know a little about the different measurements that are used. Size information is normally broken down in to arm / temple length (ranges between 120 - 150mm), bridge width (ranges between 14 - 24mm, and lens width (ranges between 40 - 62mm). We also include a frame height measurement where possible, this can vary depending on frame style.
If you require further help, please do not hesitate to contact our customer service team on 03303 801 190 (Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm) for further assistance.
I already have glasses, how do I find out their size?
If you have a pair of glasses that are a perfect fit, you can usually find the frame size information on the frame - usually on the arm or the bridge.
What to look for?
What to look for?
You will often find a variety of information on the frame, including model number, branding and frame sizing. The numbers you are looking for will be similar to this format 150 - 22 - 50 although this can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. These numbers provide the following information:-
150 - Arm / temple size (in mm), a 3 digit value normally ranging from 120 - 150.
22 - Bridge size (in mm), a 2 digit value normally ranging from 14 - 24.
50 - Lens width (in mm), a 2 digit value normally ranging from 40 - 62.
I want a size that's not listed
We do our best to ensure we stock all available items from all our supplied brands so if an item is not listed it may be out of stock or discontinued. If you do not see the frame size you require please contact us through our Customer Services system where we will try to assist you.
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SelectSpecs.com says...
Hi, we would suggest this is not an issue with the product but the lens may not be correct for your eye. We highly recommend you visit your eye doctor in the US and arrange a contact lens consultation to ensure you find the right lens to suit you.