Avaira Two Weekly Contact Lenses

Aquaform technology means less siloxane needs to be incorporated into the Avaira lens material to achieve high levels of oxygen transmissibility. The result is a contact lens with low modulus (MPa: 0.5), high oxygen permeability (Dk: 100) and high water content (H₂O: 46 per cent).

In fact, Avaira is 30 per cent softer, and has 20 per cent higher water content than Acuvue Oasys¹.

Avaira comes in a wide range of sphere parameters, and is also available in a toric. In a recent study, vs Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism, Avaira Toric was preferred by two out of three patients².

Avaira comes in a wide range of sphere parameters, and is also available in a toric. In a recent study, vs Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism, Avaira Toric was preferred by two out of three patients

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References:

1. Compared to modulus of 0.72 MPa and H2O of 38 per cent for Acuvue Oasys.

2. 67 per cent (p=0.05) of subjects preferred Avaira Toric over Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism for overall satisfaction. CooperVision data on file, 2010.