Night and Day Contact Lenses

Ciba Vision recently revolutionized the contact lens market by introducing its Focus Night and Day Contact Lenses. Classified as a monthly disposable product for eye care, it has been approved by the FDA for a continuous usage of as much as 30 nights of extended wear.

As of the latest, the brand name of Ciba Vision Focus Night and Day Contact Lenses has been changed to Air Optix Night and Day Aqua, and they are one and the same in terms of quality and performance. As the name implies, Air Optix Night and Day contacts are extremely breathable despite being a bit thicker than soft lenses. They allow six times more oxygen to pass through each lens compared to standard contact lenses. They allow you uninterrupted freedom in their 30 days of continuous, comfortable use.

You can order a couple of trial pairs online after which you could get accustomed to their convenience and comfort. For some people, they can work, sleep, and take a shower with these contacts on. You can read in bed or stay in front of the computer for longer periods of time compared to wearing corrective eyeglasses. These lenses just need several drops of wetting and moistening solution after a few hours. Some enjoy three to four weeks of straight, non-stop use without experiencing any redness, dryness, or itching in the eyes.

Although Focus Night and Day Contact Lenses are a bit more expensive compared to the standard disposable lenses, they are more cost-effective in the long run. They are worth it because they can go through the wear and tear if you are not so much into cleaning your contacts and if you maintain an active lifestyle. Most people would rather spend a few more dollars than spend their time and effort watching their contacts for signs of pitting, scratches, or deposits.

As with any brand of contact lens, you should be careful to watch for any warning signs of eye infections or allergic reactions to something the body recognizes as foreign to you. You will have to remove them from time to time, like when your eyelashes or makeup get stuck in the lens.

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