AIR OPTIX Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses

Before placing your order, it helps to review a few basic details first. Doing that can make it easier to sort through the AIR OPTIX line and avoid picking the wrong lens.

• Check the full AIR OPTIX lens name on your prescription.
• Confirm the lens type written by your eye doctor.
• Make sure you are reordering the same prescribed lens.
• Review the wear schedule and care instructions.

A quick review of these points can make the ordering process feel clearer. It can also help you narrow down the correct AIR OPTIX lens before buying.

AIR OPTIX Silicone Hydrogel Lenses by Vision Need

Start by looking at the reason the AIR OPTIX lens was prescribed. The line includes several silicone hydrogel lenses made for different vision needs. Comparing the full product name can make it easier to sort through the options. That gives you a clearer way to narrow down the right lens before ordering.

Standard Vision Correction

Some AIR OPTIX silicone hydrogel lenses are made for standard vision correction. These lenses are written for people who do not need toric or multifocal designs.

Astigmatism

Some AIR OPTIX silicone hydrogel lenses are made for astigmatism. These lenses follow toric prescriptions that include extra values such as cylinder and axis.

Presbyopia

Some AIR OPTIX silicone hydrogel lenses are made for presbyopia. These lenses are written for wearers who need help seeing at more than one distance.

Color or Extended Wear

Some AIR OPTIX silicone hydrogel lenses are made for cosmetic color wear or extended wear needs. Checking the full product name can help you tell these apart from the rest of the AIR OPTIX line.