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Nike Maxsight has been discontinued by Bausch & Lomb
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Nike Maxsight Contact Lenses 1 box - 6 pack / lenses - 6 month supply
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Grey-Green
$44.99 $54.95 price per box
Nike Maxsight has been discontinued by Bausch & Lomb
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Nike MaxSight is a revolutionary, fully tinted soft contact lens manufactured by Bausch + Lomb in partnership with sportswear company Nike. It was designed to reduce glare, increase contrast, and filter out blue and UV light, providing athletes with better visual quality than standard contact lenses or glasses.
Launched in 2005, MaxSight was designed to filter light, reduce glare, and improve contrast during sports. Its amber and gray-green tints served different outdoor conditions, helping explain why the lenses attracted attention beyond their appearance. They also provided UV blocking features, giving wearers another practical benefit alongside their distinctive tint.
Nike MaxSight has been discontinued, but remaining inventory is available to order and ship while supplies last.
Why Nike MaxSight Is Back in the Spotlight
Throwback posts on social media have brought Nike MaxSight back into conversation, introducing its unusual design to a new audience. The amber lenses gave wearers’ eyes a reddish appearance, prompting comparisons to the fictional Sharingan eyes in Naruto. That resemblance has become part of the product’s online appeal, alongside curiosity about why Nike developed contact lenses for athletes.
Claims that MaxSight was banned for giving athletes an unfair advantage lack reliable supporting evidence. According to the team behind its development, Nike withdrew from the product following concerns linked to a separate Bausch + Lomb cleaning-solution contamination issue that was unrelated to MaxSight itself. Their account attributes the product’s discontinuation to concerns about continuing the venture, rather than a sporting ban over its visual benefits.
Although Nike MaxSight is discontinued, selected features can still guide your search for alternatives. Our UV-blocking contact lenses offer options for wearers interested in UV protection, while our tinted contact lenses let you explore a change in eye color or definition. These categories address different aspects of MaxSight’s appeal, without reproducing its original sport-specific tint.
Nike MaxSight Alternatives to Consider on Lens.com
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| Acuvue Oasys Max 1-Day | Acuvue Oasys Max 1-Day corrects vision, blocks UV, and filters blue-violet light. This daily disposable is the closest functional match in this selection, though it doesn't recreate MaxSight's sport-specific tint. |
| Clariti 1 Day Multifocal | Clariti 1-Day Multifocal combines UV blocking with near, intermediate, and distance vision correction for wearers with presbyopia. Each pair is discarded after one day. |
| Clariti 1 Day Toric | Clariti 1-Day Toric corrects astigmatism and blocks UV in a daily disposable lens. Compared to MaxSight, it provides UV protection rather than a performance tint or cosmetic color change. |
| 1-Day Acuvue Define | 1-DAY Acuvue Define adds definition to your natural iris while blocking UV. This daily disposable overlaps both categories, combining a subtle cosmetic effect with UV protection. |
| FreshLook One-Day | FreshLook One-Day changes the appearance of your eye color with a blended pattern in a daily disposable lens. It's an appearance-focused alternative and doesn't block UV or reproduce MaxSight's sports-vision filtering. |
Find Your Next Contact Lenses
Looking beyond Nike MaxSight? Shop our contact lenses collection for more everyday vision correction, UV-blocking options, and colored styles. If you’re considering a different lens, ask your eye doctor about a fitting and prescription before ordering.