Bausch & Lomb Ultra Contact Lenses

11 Apr
Apr , 11 , 2014 admin

One of the newest products to arrive in our office is ULTRA Contact Lenses by Bausch & Lomb.  If you are looking to try a new contact lens and/or are looking to improve the comfort and vision of your current contact lenses, make an appointment today.  Talk with our eye care professionals and see if Bausch & Lomb ULTRA contact lenses would be right for you.

The following is information about the Ultra contact lens is courtesy of Bausch & Lomb:

Spending more time on digital devices may mean you are less satisfied with your contact lenses.2 Frequent use of a smart phone, tablet or computer may cause you to blink less, which could contribute to your contact lenses drying out.

In addition, you may experience symptoms such as:2

  • Blurred vision
  • Eye strain
  • Tired eyes
  • Delayed focusing

NEW! Bausch + Lomb ULTRA contact lenses with MoistureSeal technology – helps prevent lens dehydration that may be caused by reduced blink rates.4

Key Features & Benefits

NEW Bausch + Lomb ULTRA contact lenses with MoistureSeal technology Feature:

  • MoistureSeal technology to help prevent lens dryness4
  • Retain moisture for a full 16 hours3
  • Provide superior end-of-day vision* for digital device users1
* Among the leading silicone hydrogel lenses
1. Results from a 22-investigator, multi-site study of Bausch + Lomb ULTRA contact lenses with MoistureSeal technology, on 327 current silicone hydrogel lens wearers. After 7 days of wear, subjects completed an online survey. Subjects rated performance across a range of attributes. Preference comparisons represent only those subjects expressing a preference. Ratio is based on the average across the silicone hydrogel lenses represented in the study.
2. Kadence International Exploring Contact Lens Drop-off May 2013
3. Data on file. Bausch & Lomb Incorporated. Rochester, NY; 2013.
4. Results of an in vitro study in which Bausch + Lomb ULTRA, ACUVUE OASYS, AIR OPTIX AQUA, and Biofinity contact lenses were placed on a model cornea with 0.18 μm of spherical aberration. Images were acquired every 10 seconds up to 30 seconds and analyzed using pattern matching algorithms. A score for each 10-second interval is determined by comparing how closely the test image matches the time 0 image. Mean scores over the 30-second interval were determined and compared.