Polymacon

Polymacon Contact Lens Material

Polymacon is a popular material used in the manufacturing of contact lenses. It is known for its comfortable fit and reliable performance. The average water content of contact lenses made from Polymacon is 38%. This water content helps to keep the lenses moisturized and comfortable throughout the day.

Compared to other contact lens materials, Polymacon has a moderate water content. Some materials, such as Aerofilcon A and Alphafilcon A, have higher water content, while others, like Balafilcon A and Lotrafilcon A, have lower water content. It is important to note that the water content of a contact lens material can affect its oxygen permeability, which is crucial for maintaining healthy eyes.

Here is a list of contact lenses made from Polymacon:

• TopVue Monthly, Spherical Monthly Lenses made by TopVue, Moisture/Water content: 38%, Oxygen permeability: 26
• SofLens 38, Spherical Monthly Lenses made by Bausch & Lomb, Moisture/Water content: 38%, Oxygen permeability: 9
• SofLens Multi-Focal, Spherical Monthly Lenses made by Bausch & Lomb, Moisture/Water content: 38%, Oxygen permeability: 8.4
• SofLens Natural Colors, Spherical Monthly Lenses made by Bausch & Lomb, Moisture/Water content: 38%, Oxygen permeability: 14
• Optima FW Quartal, 3-month lenses made by Bausch & Lomb, Moisture/Water content: 38%, Oxygen permeability: 24

Please note that the oxygen permeability values mentioned above are specific to the respective contact lens models and may vary for different designs within the Polymacon material.

Other contact lens materials have varying water content and oxygen permeability, so it is important to consult with an eye care professional to determine the most suitable contact lens material for your specific needs.