Clearsoft Contact Lenses

Clearsoft is a private-label contact lens name. In plain terms, one contact lens design can be sold under more than one product name. That's why a Clearsoft lens can be connected to a Biomedics lens without being a different prescription or a random substitute.

For Clearsoft, the connection works like this:

• Clearsoft 55 Premier is tied to Biomedics 55 Premier Asphere
• Clearsoft Toric is tied to Biomedics Toric

That doesn't mean Biomedics is the newer version of Clearsoft. It also doesn't mean Clearsoft is the newer version of Biomedics. The names point to the same lens design, so the goal is to match the product name, prescription details, and approved equivalent correctly.

This is important when your prescription uses one name and the product page uses another. Before ordering, check the full lens name, not just the brand family. Then match the power, base curve, diameter, replacement schedule, and toric details if you have astigmatism.

If the names don't line up clearly, don't guess. Contact Lens.com customer service or ask your eye care professional to confirm whether the Clearsoft lens and the Biomedics lens are approved equivalents for your prescription.

The easiest way to choose Clearsoft contacts is to start with the exact lens name on your contact lens prescription. Don't use your glasses prescription, since it won't include the contact lens brand, base curve, diameter, or toric measurements.

If your prescription is for standard vision correction, Clearsoft 55 Premier may be the lens listed. If your prescription includes astigmatism correction, Clearsoft Toric may be the right match.

Check the prescription for:

• The Clearsoft lens name
• Right eye and left eye powers
• Base curve
• Diameter
• Replacement schedule
• Cylinder and axis for Clearsoft Toric

If the product name online looks different from the name on your prescription, check with Lens.com customer service or your eye care professional before ordering.

Clearsoft 55 Premier is made for people with nearsightedness or farsightedness. It is not a toric lens, so it does not include cylinder or axis numbers.

This lens is designed for everyday wear during waking hours. You remove it before sleep, clean it, store it, and replace it on schedule. If your prescription lists Clearsoft 55 Premier, check the power, base curve, and diameter before adding it to your cart.

Clearsoft 55 Premier is not the right lens if your prescription includes astigmatism correction. If you see a cylinder and axis on your prescription, you'll need toric contact lenses instead.

Clearsoft Toric is made for people with astigmatism. Astigmatism happens when the cornea or the lens inside the eye has an uneven curve, which can make vision look blurry, shadowed, or stretched.

Toric contacts have extra measurements because they need to sit in a steady position on the eye. Clearsoft Toric prescriptions include power, cylinder, axis, base curve, and diameter.

Cylinder shows the amount of astigmatism correction. Axis shows the direction of that correction. If either number is entered incorrectly, the lens won't line up with your eye the way it should.

Some Clearsoft lenses have been discontinued or have limited stock. If your Clearsoft lens or prescription strength is unavailable, don't guess at a substitute.

A different contact lens with the same power can still fit differently. Lens material, base curve, diameter, edge shape, thickness, and oxygen flow all affect how a contact lens sits on your eye.

Ask your eye care professional whether you should order an approved equivalent, try a newer lens from another contact lens brand, or schedule a refit. A refit is the safer route when your old Clearsoft lens is discontinued or your eyes haven't been checked recently.

Clearsoft contacts can be purchased through sites that let you order contact lenses online once you have your contact lens prescription ready.

Find the Clearsoft Lens Name

Check whether your prescription lists Clearsoft 55 Premier, Clearsoft Toric, or another approved equivalent.

Match the Prescription Details

Enter the power, base curve, and diameter for each eye. For Clearsoft Toric, also enter cylinder and axis.

Check the Replacement Schedule

Clearsoft 55 Premier and Clearsoft Toric are 2-week contact lenses. Follow the schedule from your eye care professional.

Choose Your Box Quantity

Select the number of boxes you need for each eye. If each eye has a different prescription, order the correct quantity for each side.

Enter Your Eye Doctor's Information

Lens.com verifies prescriptions with eye care providers when required. Adding your doctor's details helps keep your order moving.

Review Before Checkout

Check the lens name, prescription details, and quantity before placing your order. If something doesn't match your prescription, confirm it first.

Lens.com gives you a clearer way to shop Clearsoft contacts because the product details, prescription options, pricing, and savings information are shown before checkout. That matters with Clearsoft because the exact lens name, prescription details, and availability need to match what your eye care professional prescribed.

Discounts

Clearsoft contact lens pricing can vary by product, prescription, box count, and current promotions. Before you order, check the product page and cart for the current price, available rebates, and any savings shown at checkout.

This is especially useful if you're ordering multiple boxes or buying lenses for both eyes. Your right and left eyes may have different prescriptions, so review the quantity and price for each eye before placing your order.

Prescription Verification for Your Contacts

Lens.com verifies contact lens prescriptions with eye care providers when required. That means your order may be checked against the prescription from your eye doctor before it ships.

For Clearsoft contacts, make sure your prescription includes the correct lens name or approved equivalent. You'll also need the power, base curve, diameter, and replacement schedule. If you're ordering Clearsoft Toric, your prescription should also include cylinder and axis.

AutoRefill

AutoRefill can be useful if you wear Clearsoft contacts on a regular schedule and don't want to reorder manually every time. Once set up, it can send your contacts on a recurring schedule based on the timing you choose.

Before enrolling, check your prescription expiration date, lens availability, box quantity, and shipping schedule. AutoRefill works best when your prescription is current, and you're ordering the exact Clearsoft lens your eye care professional prescribed.