Avaira Contact Lenses

No, these are 2 separate families of contacts that share the same manufacturer - CooperVision. Avaira lenses provide UV protection, while Biofinity comes with a better oxygen transmission value, which can impact wearing comfort (but varies from person to person). Biofinity can be worn up to 6 consecutive nights based on your eye care practitioner's advice, while Avaira needs to be taken out each night. Both lenses are high in value in terms of cost per lens with Avaira being slightly more cost-effective than the already budget-friendly Biofinity contacts.

Avaira lenses provide UV-blocking properties that can block over 90 percent of harmful UVA rays and 99 percent of dangerous UVB rays. With a combination of UV protection and breathability, they're a solid choice for wearers looking for comfort and sun protection. In addition, they are some of the most affordable lenses available in terms of their cost from both a per-lens perspective and maintenance perspective (case + solution).

Avaira contacts use silicone hydrogel in its construction, a material that many wearers prefer. Silicone hydrogel allows for a higher level of oxygen transmission than traditional hydrogel lenses. These lenses also feature enhancements like high water content to keep your eyes comfortable and moisturized.