Reveal Contact Lenses

Reveal daily disposable lenses suit people who want a fresh pair each day without cleaning, disinfecting, or storing contacts overnight. Their single-use schedule can work well for both regular wear and occasional use.

You wear contacts every day.

A new pair each morning keeps the replacement routine simple and removes the need to track a regular change schedule when wearing biweekly or monthly contact lenses.

You wear lenses only occasionally.

Daily disposables can be practical for weekends, events, travel, or days when you prefer contacts over glasses.

You have a busy schedule.

There's no nightly cleaning routine or lens case to maintain. Remove the lenses at the end of the day and discard them.

You travel frequently.

Individually sealed lenses are easy to pack, and you won't need to bring disinfecting solution or storage cases.

You play sports or stay active.

Contacts can provide an unobstructed field of vision without frames shifting during movement. Wear them only for the period recommended by your eye care professional.

You prefer a fresh lens each morning.

Daily replacement limits the buildup associated with reusing the same pair over several days or weeks.

You're new to contact lenses.

The wear-and-discard schedule can make the routine easier to learn while you practice proper insertion, removal, and hand hygiene.

You want spare lenses available.

Sealed pairs can be kept in a work bag, travel kit, or personal supplies for days when a lens is damaged or unexpectedly needs to be removed.

You don't want to manage reusable-lens supplies.

Reveal lenses don't require a disinfecting solution or a storage case, though you may still need compatible rewetting drops and backup glasses.

Your prescription matches the available Reveal parameters.

Your eye care professional should determine that the lens design, power range, and fit are right for your eyes before you switch to another lens or brand.

Reveal contact lenses are made from Stenfilcon A, a silicone hydrogel material containing 54% water. Unlike conventional hydrogel, silicone hydrogel incorporates siloxane components that allow more oxygen to pass through the lens material and reach the cornea. The standard Reveal silicone hydrogel lens has an oxygen transmissibility of approximately 100 Dk/t at -3.00 D, supporting the cornea's oxygen needs during prescribed daily wear.

Stenfilcon A uses Aquaform Technology to balance oxygen permeability, water retention, and modulus, which describes the material's firmness or flexibility. Hydrophilic components are integrated throughout the silicone hydrogel matrix, helping the lens remain naturally wettable from its core to its surface without relying solely on an added surface coating. This combination gives Reveal lenses a soft, flexible feel while maintaining the breathability and structural stability needed for a daily disposable contact.

Reveal contact lenses combine material and optical technologies designed to support comfort, breathability, and clear vision during daily wear.

• Aquaform Technology
  This material technology integrates hydrophilic components throughout the silicone hydrogel matrix, helping the lens attract and retain water. It balances oxygen permeability, water content, and modulus to create a soft, flexible, and naturally wettable lens.
• Aberration Neutralizing System
  Reveal uses an aspheric front-surface design that is adjusted across the prescription range to help reduce spherical aberration. By improving how peripheral and central light rays focus, the design supports sharper image quality and may reduce blur, particularly under low-light conditions.
• Stenfilcon A silicone hydrogel
  The lens material allows more oxygen to pass through than a conventional hydrogel while maintaining 54% water content. Its combination of breathability, moisture, and material flexibility is designed for a comfortable single-day wearing experience.
• Class 2 UV blocker
  Reveal lenses help reduce the transmission of ultraviolet radiation to the eye. UV-blocking contacts don't cover the entire eye or surrounding skin, so they should still be paired with UV-protective sunglasses outdoors.

Aquaform Technology is built into the Stenfilcon A silicone hydrogel material used in Reveal contact lenses. Hydrophilic components are distributed throughout the lens matrix, helping the material attract and retain water from the center to the surface. This creates natural wettability without relying only on an added surface coating.

The technology also balances water content, oxygen permeability, and modulus, which refers to the lens material's firmness or flexibility. That balance helps Reveal lenses stay soft and breathable while maintaining enough structure for easier handling. Since they're 1 day contact lenses, each pair starts fresh and hydrated for one day of prescribed wear.

Before ordering Reveal contact lenses, compare each field on the product page with your current prescription. Reveal is a spherical daily disposable lens, so the prescription should list the exact product and values approved by your eye care professional.

• Product name
  Ensure the prescription lists Reveal or the corresponding MyDay Daily Disposable lens approved by your eye care professional. Don't switch from another daily lens based only on similar measurements.
• Right and left eye values
  OD refers to the right eye, while OS refers to the left. Check each side separately since the prescription powers may differ.
• Sphere power
  The PWR or SPH value corrects nearsightedness or farsightedness. Copy the number exactly, including the plus or minus sign.
• Base curve
  The BC describes the curvature of the contact lens. Reveal lenses use a specific base curve, so make sure the value matches the prescribed product.
• Diameter
  The DIA indicates the overall width of the lens in millimeters. It should match the measurement associated with Reveal contact lenses.
• Prescription expiration date
  Check that the prescription is still valid before placing your order. An expired prescription usually needs to be renewed through an eye exam and contact lens evaluation.
• Prescriber information
  Keep your eye care professional's name, clinic details, and contact number available. The retailer may need this information to verify the prescription.
• Values for both eyes
  Different powers generally require separate boxes for the right and left eyes. Review the box quantity carefully when calculating a three-month, six-month, or annual supply.

Reveal contact lenses use CooperVision's Aberration Neutralizing System, an aspheric optical design that changes the curvature and refractive power across the front surface of the lens. The design is tailored across the prescription range to help offset spherical aberration produced by both the contact lens and the average human eye. Spherical aberration happens when central and peripheral light rays don't meet at the same focal point, which can make an image appear blurry or hazy.

By bringing incoming light into a more consistent focus on the retina, the system is designed to improve image clarity and contrast. This reduces soft focus, blur, halos, and glare, particularly in dim lighting when the pupil expands and admits more peripheral light. Reveal uses the same aspheric lens design and Aberration Neutralizing System found in MyDay Daily Disposable contacts.

A consistent handling routine helps keep Reveal contact lenses clean, comfortable, and easier to insert.

• Wash and dry your hands first. Use soap and dry your hands with a clean, lint-free towel before touching the lenses. Oils, lotion, and debris can transfer easily to the lens surface.
• Check the blister pack. Make sure the seal is intact and the package hasn't expired. Don't use a lens from a leaking, damaged, or previously opened pack.
• Inspect the lens before insertion. Place it on your fingertip and look for tears, particles, or irregular edges. The lens should form a smooth bowl shape rather than flare outward.
• Insert the correct lens in each eye. Follow the right-eye and left-eye values on your prescription. Starting with the same eye each time can help prevent mix-ups.
• Let the lens settle naturally. Place it gently on the eye, release the eyelids, and blink slowly. Remove it and start with a fresh lens when discomfort, folding, or trapped debris prevents it from settling.
• Wear the lenses only as prescribed. Follow the daily wearing time recommended by your eye care professional. Remove the lenses sooner when your eyes feel dry, irritated, or unusually tired.
• Keep the lenses away from water. Take them out before showering, swimming, or using a hot tub. Water may carry microorganisms that can increase the risk of eye infection.
• Don't sleep or nap in the lenses. Reveal lenses are intended for daily wear and removal before sleep. Overnight wear can reduce oxygen reaching the cornea and raise the chance of complications.
• Use contact-compatible eye drops. Choose rewetting drops labeled for use with soft contact lenses. Avoid applying regular redness-relief drops while the lenses are in unless your eye care professional recommends them.
• Discard each lens after removal. Reveal lenses aren't designed to be cleaned, stored, or reused. Use a new lens when you need to reinsert contacts later in the day.
• Remove the lenses when symptoms appear. Pain, persistent redness, blurred vision, discharge, or unusual sensitivity to light may signal irritation or infection. Stop wearing the lenses and contact an eye care professional when symptoms continue.

Reveal contact lenses are coated with a Class 2 UV blocker that helps reduce the amount of ultraviolet radiation transmitted through the lens to the cornea. This built-in protection can provide an additional layer of coverage during outdoor wear, particularly when combined with other forms of sun protection..

UV-protection contact lenses only cover the cornea but leave the conjunctiva, eyelids, and surrounding skin exposed, so Reveal lenses aren't a replacement for sunglasses. Wear well-fitting sunglasses or UV-protective goggles outdoors, along with a brimmed hat when appropriate, to provide broader protection from sun exposure.

Switching to Reveal contact lenses involves more than matching the prescription power. Your eye care professional should confirm that the lens material, dimensions, optical design, and daily replacement schedule suit your eyes and wearing routine.

Schedule a contact lens fitting.

Reveal lenses need to be evaluated on your eyes before they're prescribed. Your eye care professional will check centration, movement, comfort, and visual clarity.

Compare the lens material.

Reveal uses Stenfilcon A silicone hydrogel. It may feel different from a conventional hydrogel or another silicone hydrogel lens you've worn before.

Check the base curve and diameter.

Similar measurements don't guarantee an identical fit. Lens shape, edge profile, and material flexibility can change how a contact moves and settles on the eye.

Expect a daily replacement routine.

Reveal lenses are worn once and discarded after removal. They shouldn't be cleaned, stored, or reused the next day.

Review the available prescription range.

Reveal contact lenses are spherical lenses for nearsightedness or farsightedness. Make sure your prescribed power is available before planning the switch.

Assess comfort during a trial period.

Pay attention to dryness, lens awareness, fluctuating vision, or discomfort as the day progresses. Report persistent symptoms to your eye care professional.

Consider your wearing frequency.

Daily disposables may work well for everyday use, occasional wear, travel, or active days. The number of boxes you need will depend on how regularly you wear contacts.

Compare the full supply cost.

Look at the 90-count box quantity and calculate the cost for both eyes over three months, six months, or a year. Separate prescriptions usually require separate boxes.

Understand the MyDay packaging.

Reveal is a private-label version of MyDay Daily Disposable, so Lens.com may fulfill the order in MyDay-branded boxes. The packaging may look different even though the lens is the corresponding product.

Don't switch based on price alone.

A less expensive or more readily available lens isn't automatically interchangeable with your current contacts. Use Reveal only after your eye care professional approves the change.

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