Biweekly contact lenses can work well for wearers who want reusable contacts with a shorter replacement cycle than monthly lenses.
- Includes popular two-week lens options such as ACUVUE OASYS, ACUVUE 2, Avaira Vitality, and Avaira Vitality Toric.
- Gives you standard and toric options, depending on the exact lens your eye doctor prescribed.
- ACUVUE OASYS uses Senofilcon A, HYDRACLEAR PLUS Technology, and Class 1 ultraviolet blocking.
- ACUVUE 2 uses Etafilcon A, 58% water content, Invisible Edge Design, and Class 2 ultraviolet blocking.
- Avaira Vitality lenses use a naturally wettable silicone hydrogel material and Class 1 ultraviolet blocking.
- Avaira Vitality Toric uses Optimized Toric Lens Geometry for astigmatism correction.
Biomedics 55 Premier Asphere uses Ocufilcon D, 55% water content, and an aspheric design. - Reusable lenses need lens solution and a clean case, unlike daily disposable lenses.
What to Check Before Ordering Biweekly Contact Lenses
Exact Product Name
Match the full lens name on your prescription. ACUVUE OASYS, ACUVUE 2, Avaira Vitality, Biomedics, SofLens 38, and Extreme H2O lenses are not interchangeable unless your eye doctor refits you into a different lens.
Replacement Schedule
Check whether your prescription says one-week, two-week, monthly, or another schedule. Some legacy or specialty lenses may appear with similar replacement categories, but you should follow the schedule approved for your eyes.
Prescription Type
For standard lenses, match your power, base curve, and diameter. For toric lenses such as Avaira Vitality Toric or Biomedics Toric, they also match the cylinder and axis values.
Care Routine
Biweekly lenses must be cleaned, disinfected, and stored after removal. Use fresh solution every time, avoid topping off old solution, and replace your lens case as recommended by your eye doctor.
Current Availability
If you are reordering older lens families such as ACUVUE OASYS with Transitions or Biomedics 55 Premier, confirm current availability before ordering. Ask your eye doctor about refitting options if your prescribed lens has been discontinued or is no longer available in your parameters.
