Acuvue 2 Contact Lenses by Johnson & Johnson
Acuvue 2 contact lenses, manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, are one of the most popular choices among contact lens wearers. These spherical 2-week lenses are made of Etafilcon A, a material known for its comfort and high oxygen permeability. With Acuvue 2, you can enjoy clear vision and exceptional comfort for up to 14 days.
Features and Benefits
- Easy Insertion: Acuvue 2 contact lenses are lightly tinted blue, making them easy to handle and insert with no hassle.
- UV Protection: These lenses feature a built-in UV filter that increases the protection of your cornea against harmful ultraviolet radiation. However, it's important to note that contact lenses do not cover the entire eye or eye area, so combining them with sunglasses provides the ideal protection against UV rays.
- High Oxygen Permeability: Acuvue 2 lenses are designed with thin edges and high oxygen permeability, ensuring exceptional comfort throughout the day.
- Infinity Edge Design: The INFINITY EDGE™ design of Acuvue 2 allows the lenses to contour to your eyes, providing maximum comfort. The smooth front surface of the lenses also makes them easy to insert and remove.
- Disposable: Acuvue 2 contact lenses are designed to be worn for 2 weeks before being replaced. However, it's important to consult with your optometrist to determine the best wearing mode for you.
- Wide Range of Powers: Acuvue 2 is available in a wide range of powers, ensuring that most contact lens wearers can find the right fit for their vision needs.
Product Specifications
- Manufacturer: Johnson & Johnson
- Water Content: 58%
- Package: 6 contact lenses per package
- Wearing Schedule: 2-week disposable lenses
- Material: Etafilcon A
Acuvue 2 contact lenses offer a premium wearing experience with their exceptional comfort, easy handling, and high levels of UV protection. Whether you're a new or experienced contact lens wearer, Acuvue 2 is a reliable choice that provides clear vision and all-day comfort.
Note: Always consult with your optometrist or eye care professional before trying any new contact lenses.
