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Acuvue Colored Contact Lenses

Acuvue makes its colored contact lenses under the 1-Day Acuvue Define line, a daily disposable lens built to enhance your natural eye color instead of replacing it. The pigment sits fully enclosed inside the lens material, so it never touches your eye directly. Define comes in three style levels, each giving a different amount of visible color change.

Because Define is a daily lens, you open a fresh pair every day instead of cleaning and storing them. It only comes in powers for nearsightedness, so it does not correct astigmatism or farsightedness. Checking your prescription range against the Define lineup before you order saves you a return trip to your eye doctor.

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1-Day Acuvue Define
by Johnson & Johnson
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The Three Acuvue Define Styles

Natural Shine gives the most subtle result and works well if you want your natural eye color to look brighter without an obvious change. Vivid Style adds more visible color and contrast, which shows up more clearly in photos and under bright light. Accent Style sits between the two, adding a defined ring around the iris while keeping the rest of your natural color visible. Picking a style comes down to how much of a change you want people to notice.

Comfort and Wear Features in Acuvue Colored Lenses

Define lenses use LACREON Technology, which holds moisture inside the lens to help it stay comfortable through a full day of wear. The lenses also carry Class 2 UV protection, which blocks part of the UV rays that reach your eyes. Because they are daily lenses, you avoid the cleaning and storage steps that come with reusable colored lenses. This makes Define a common pick for wearers who want color without an added care routine.

How to Match a Define Style to Your Eye Color

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