1-Day Acuvue TruEye is the world's FIRST daily disposable contact lens that comes in a new breathable silicone hydrogel material called Narafilcon A - an innovative silicone hydrogel material saturated with a locked-in super smooth wetting agent which does not slow release onto the eye. Narafilcon A delivers 98% oxygen flux to the cornea.
Narafilcon A is a new silicone hydrogel material being used in Johnson & Johnson's new daily disposable lens 1-Day Acuvue TruEye. With a Dk of 100 and a Dk/t of 118 it increases oxygen flow and allows the cornea to breathe naturally through the material. As a result, lenses that are manufactured utilizing this material, promise better wearing comfort and fewer dry eyes.
Acuvue's new TruEye contact lenses are truly remarkable as patients will regain incredible white eyes and comfort at the end of the day because the super wet and super smooth surface has the lowest friction coefficient of any daily disposable lens on the market today - even exceeding 1-Day Acuvue Moist. This is great news for contact lens wearers experiencing pink eyes after a long day.
This new lens is now available in Europe but not release in US yet.
The features and benefits of wearing 1-Day Acuvue TruEye:
1.Acuvue TruEye lenses are made from Narafilcon A, a new silicone hydrogel material that allows for 98% oxygen flux to the cornea, resulting in fewer red and dry eyes - even at the end of a long day.
2.Featuring Hydraclear technology combining an exceptional wetting agent with oxygen transmitting silicone hydrogel polymers. The result is an outstanding smooth and moist lens.
3.1-Day Acuvue TruEye contacts have the highest level of UVA and UVB blocking of any daily disposable contact lens with a minimum of 96% UVA and a minimum of 99% UVB blocking.
4.A 1-2-3 inside-out indicator and the visibility tint support easier handling.
5.People who are looking for a convenient, no-maintenance way to wear contact lenses.
6.People who want UV Blocking in their daily disposable lenses.
7.People who want to wear contact lenses everyday or just occasionally.
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