Acuvue 2 UV Blocking Contact Lens is a revolutionary product designed to provide excellent optical power at 1.25 for individuals seeking clear vision without compromising on comfort. Manufactured by Johnson & Johnson Ltd, a trusted name in healthcare, these contact lenses fall under the category of Eye Care products. Each box contains 6 contact lenses, ensuring a convenient supply for regular use.
The MRP of Acuvue 2 UV Blocking Contact Lens is set at 1295, making it a cost-effective choice for those in need of corrective vision solutions. These lenses offer UV blocking properties, safeguarding the eyes against harmful sun rays while maintaining visual acuity.
Dosage:
– Follow the prescribed instructions provided by your eye care professional.
– Ensure proper cleaning and maintenance of the contact lenses for optimal performance.
Side Effects:
Some potential side effects of wearing contact lenses may include:
– Dryness or irritation in the eyes
– Blurred vision
– Discomfort or redness
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Can I wear these contact lenses overnight?
A: It is recommended to remove Acuvue 2 UV Blocking Contact Lenses before sleeping to prevent eye irritation and maintain eye health.
Q: How often should I replace the contact lenses?
A: Follow the recommended replacement schedule provided by your eye care provider to ensure maximum comfort and vision clarity.
Q: Are these contact lenses suitable for individuals with astigmatism?
A: Acuvue 2 UV Blocking Contact Lenses are primarily designed for spherical correction and may not be suitable for individuals with astigmatism. Consult your eye care professional for suitable alternatives.
Q: Can I swim or shower with these contact lenses?
A: It is advisable to avoid exposing the contact lenses to water while swimming or showering to prevent contamination and potential eye infections.
Q: Is it normal to experience slight discomfort when first wearing the contact lenses?
A: Some individuals may experience an adjustment period when transitioning to contact lenses. If discomfort persists, consult your eye care provider for guidance.
Always seek advice from a qualified eye care professional before using contact lenses to ensure proper fitting, usage, and maintenance for optimal eye health and visual performance.
