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Acuview

Manufactured by Johnson & Johnson  (6 Lenses/Box)

ACUVUE Contact Lenses

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Acuview Product Information
  • Acuview lenses are designed for 1-2 weekly wear and are manufactured by Johnson & Johnson (Vistakon).
  • Acuview's thin lens design allows oxygen to be transmitted to the eye, keeping your eyes comfortable all day.
  • Acuview contacts are easy-to-use and comfortable enough to wear for up to 7 consecutive days.
  • Acuview contact lenses have an inside-out mark on the lens that helps you to insert the lenses correctly every time.
  • Acuview lenses are also slightly tinted, so the lens is easier to recognize and handle.
  • Acuview has a high level of UV Blocking to help protect portions of your eyes.


Additional Information:
Acuview is the number one contact lens in North America. All Acuview lenses contain UV blocker and are approved for monovision fitting. Acuview is a thin, comfortable lens and because it is made of a highly oxygen permeable material and is replaced frequently, it is healthier for your eyes than many other lenses.


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