SofLens MultiFocal

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One upside to getting older is the increased wisdom, but not all age-related changes are welcome ones. Presbyopia, or the gradual hardening of the lenses of the eyes and surrounding tissue that causes blurred vision, is a condition that happens to almost everyone between the ages of 40 and 65. The less flexible the lens becomes, the less able it is to bend to focus on things that are close. The news is not all bad though, as corrective lenses can be worn to correct the fuzzy vision caused by presbyopia. For those who don’t want to wear eyeglasses, there are multifocal lenses that are designed to correct eyesight issues caused by presbyopia. SofLens Multifocal by Bausch and Lomb is made for this exact purpose and does the job exceptionally well. These lenses allow wearers to see clearly at any distance, near, far and everything in between.

When you choose to go with a multifocal contact lens, why not go with the one of the best? SofLens Multifocal contacts have the #1 rated multifocal design and there are plenty of reasons why wearers are raving about them. To correct multiple vision needs in one lens, multifocal lenses have different prescription areas on each lens. SofLens Multifocal incorporates Bausch and Lomb’s exclusive Natra-Sight Optics technology which allows for smooth transitions from one prescription zone to another. Additionally, these contacts are made from a highly breathable polymer, allowing the proper amount of oxygen to pass through the lenses and into the cornea. In addition, the hydrogel polymer used in SofLens contacts has proven quite resistant to build-up. Due to this feature, your eyes will remain healthy and clear. The lenses also feature a comfortable-edge design and visibility tint for added comfort and easy handling.

SofLens Multifocal contact lenses are 1-2 week disposable contact lenses. This means that these contacts can be worn each day for up to two weeks, as long as they’re removed and sanitized in disinfecting solution each night. After up to 14 days of wear they should be replaced with a fresh, new pair. For many contact lens wearers, a two-week replacement schedule keeps eyes healthy and clear, but be sure to consult with your eye doctor to find out which replacement schedule works best for you.

If you’ve recently found yourself squinting at objects that are close up or if you’re tired of pulling out reading glasses multiple times a day, then it may be time to look into multifocal contact lenses. At Lens.com we carry all the best brands and we offer the best value around. With hassle-free returns, 100% money-back customer satisfaction, and quick shipping, you can’t go wrong with purchasing your contact lenses from Lens.com.