Contact lenses that change your daily life

Wearing contact lenses offers many benefits, but for many, discomfort or the routine of maintenance pose major obstacles. The fear of experiencing pain or not getting used to the lenses are often reasons why glasses wearers hesitate to switch to contact lenses. Fortunately, there are now innovative solutions that address these concerns and have been designed to preserve your comfort.

In this article, discover Dailies Total 1 contact lenses and learn how they can transform your daily life with optimal hydration and cutting-edge technology.

The Benefits of Daily Contact Lenses

Like other single-use products, Dailies Total 1 lenses are designed to be worn for just one day and then discarded. This format eliminates the need for daily cleaning or maintenance, making it much easier for new wearers to adapt. In addition to convenience, daily contact lenses ensure impeccable hygiene since each pair is fresh with every use, minimizing the risk of infections caused by the buildup of bacteria or debris.

Thus, not only do you enjoy practical and clean lenses, but you also preserve the long-term health of your eyes.

Dailies Total 1 lenses are available in spherical, toric, and multifocal options.

Dailies Total 1 - Cutting-Edge Technology for Clear and Comfortable Vision

Have you ever experienced irritation or discomfort after a long day of wearing your contact lenses? Dailies Total 1 lenses have been specifically designed to address this issue and allow everyone (myopes, hyperopes, astigmats, and presbyopes) to enjoy the benefits of wearing contact lenses.

Two key elements set these lenses apart:

1. Water Gradient – for All-Day Comfort

The innovative design of Dailies Total 1 incorporates a water gradient that increases progressively from the center of the lens to its surface. The center is primarily made of silicone hydrogel, a material with high oxygen permeability, allowing your eyes to stay well-oxygenated throughout the day.

As the lens approaches the surface, it reaches nearly 100% water^1,2, which mimics the natural water content of the human eye. The result? A virtually invisible lens and an ultra-smooth feel that reduces friction with the eyelid, eliminating much of the irritation.

2. SmarTears™ Technology to Prevent Dehydration

Phosphatidylcholine, a natural lipid found in human tears, is incorporated into Dailies Total 1 lenses.³ This component helps maintain the lens surface well-hydrated throughout the day.

Additionally, it helps stabilize the lipid layer of the tear film (the outer layer of tears), reducing tear evaporation and preventing dehydration of your eyes, which is especially beneficial for those suffering from dry eyes.

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Are Daily Lenses a Good Option for You?

Daily lenses, such as Dailies Total 1, are ideal for people with an active lifestyle or those who want to alternate between contact lenses and glasses. They are also suitable for individuals who want to avoid daily maintenance or those with sensitive eyes who fear discomfort due to dry eyes.

Here are some situations where Dailies Total 1 lenses could be the ideal solution:

• Active Lifestyle: If you are often on the go or engage in regular sports activities.
• Specific Comfort Needs: If you have dry or sensitive eyes.
• Convenience: Simplified, comfortable daily wear without the maintenance required for monthly or bi-monthly lenses.
• Alternative for Multifocal Vision: Available in spherical, toric, and multifocal options, Dailies Total 1 can be a solution for presbyopic patients.
  
  

Consult your clinic team for a try-out

To make the right choice for your eyes, it's essential to consult an optometrist to determine which product suits your visual needs, lifestyle, and long-term eye health.

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2. Angelini TE, Nixon RM, Dunn AC, et al. Viscoelasticity and mesh-size at the surface of hydrogels characterized with microrheology. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2013;54:E-abstract 500.

3. Pitt WG, Jack DR, Zhao Y, Nelson JL, Pruitt JD. Loading and release of a phospholipid from contact lenses. Optom Vis Sci. 2011;88(4):502-506.