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High-definition optics
Featured in INFUSE® One-Day + INFUSE® for Astigmatism, Biotrue® ONEday + Biotrue® ONEday for Astigmatism,
and ULTRA® Monthly + ULTRA® for Astigmatism Monthly
Most spherical and toric Bausch + Lomb contact lenses are designed with spherical aberration control to help
reduce halos and glare, even in low-light conditions.1*
LENSES ARE INDIVIDUALLY OPTIMIZED, POWER
BY POWER, FOR SPHERICAL ABERRATION
CONTROL ACROSS THE ENTIRE POWER RANGE1
TORIC LENSES ARE ANTERIOR AND
POSTERIOR SURFACE OPTIMIZED IN
BOTH MERIDIANS1
*Results from a 21-investigator, multisite study of Biotrue® ONEday lenses, with a total of 414 eligible subjects (210 daily disposable lens wearers with 84 Focus DAILIES AquaComfort, and 33 1-DAY ACUVUE MOIST wearers and 204 planned replacement lens wearers).
High-definition optics in Bausch + Lomb contact lenses converge peripheral light rays onto the retina—with the central light rays—to form a crisp image.
Optical system with positive
spherical aberration
Optical system with no
residual aberration
†Simulated retinal image of the effect of +0.18 μm of spherical aberration viewing the scene at approximately 412 feet (125 m) over a 6 mm pupil.
‡Simulated retinal image in the absence of any spherical aberrations viewing the scene at approximately 412 feet (125 m) over a 6 mm pupil.
MULTIFOCAL CONTACT LENS TECHNOLOGY
Learn more about the technology that powers all Bausch + Lomb multifocal contact lenses.
DIVE INTO 3-ZONE PROGRESSIVE™ DESIGN
TORIC CONTACT LENS TECHNOLOGIES
Provide ballasting in the lower hemisphere for a stable fit.
DIVE INTO TORIC TECHNOLOGIESREFERENCE: 1. Data on file. Bausch & Lomb Incorporated. Rochester, NY.