Three cosmetic effects, NATURAL SHINE, ACCENT STYLE and VIVID STYLE.

Embedded polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) wetting agent, branded LACREON, designed to keep moisture in and not to blink away or release over time.

Included.

30 or 90 lenses per pack.

Etafilcon A, shown in vitro to attract and retain lysozyme in its natural state, with no clinical study linking that lysozyme profile to a clinical benefit.

Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP), part of Lacreon Technology, with no detectable amount released over a 24-hour simulated wear period.

Subjective comfort was a primary or secondary endpoint in 14 studies posted on ClinicalTrials.gov comparing the 1-DAY ACUVUE MOIST brand family with competitors' products, and no hydrogel daily disposable competitor beat it, reviewed as of October 31, 2025.

Invisible Edge Design, a thin tapered edge that reduces lens-lid interaction.

Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP), embedded in the lens by Hydraclear Plus Technology as a mucin mimic.

Also indicated for therapeutic use as a bandage lens, for corneal protection, corneal pain relief, as a barrier during epithelial healing, after surgery, and for structural stability in piggyback fitting; therapeutic lenses may be worn daily or extended.

Statistically superior to other frequent replacement daily wear reusable silicone hydrogel lenses for comfort and vision during digital device use, pooled from 1 to 44 clinical trials of US wearers aged 18-45 with 212 to 3,495 subjects analyzed per response.

Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP), embedded in the lens by HydraLuxe Technology as a mucin mimic.

The wetting agent is present within the lens and on its surface, giving a design with low pervaporation.

Superior in comfort and in reducing dryness symptoms versus habitual daily disposable lenses among wearers using digital devices 8+ hours per day, in a post-hoc subgroup of n=80 of 92 subjects with contact lens dryness symptoms.

OptiBlue Light Filter, which filters about 60% of blue-violet light; filtering of high-energy visible (HEV) light by contact lenses has not been demonstrated to confer any health benefit.

Poly(N-vinyl pyrrolidone) (PVP), which mimics key tear components.

Blue-green.

Versus Acuvue Oasys 1-Day, light scatter is reduced by nearly 20% on average, halos by 30% and starbursts by 23%.

Descriptive data from 4 studies: 86% reported reduced feeling of tired eyes with digital devices, and greater than 95% reported clarity with digital devices.

HydraMax Technology, a non-coated silicone hydrogel formulation balanced to help maximize and maintain hydration throughout the lens.

Tear-Infused Design, a tear-like wetting agent integrated throughout the lens, supporting a 33% lower evaporation rate than Ultra, Biofinity and Air Optix Aqua.

Comfort up to 24% higher than Air Optix Aqua and 21% higher than Ultra and Biofinity, in a 30-day dispensing evaluation, n = 533 soft silicone hydrogel wearers in the US.

3-in-1 color technology across a full range of 12 color enhancements at varying levels of brightness.

SmartShield Technology, which helps keep moisture on the lens for consistent comfort.

The parameter table and the safety information for this lens disagree, giving lotrafilcon A and lotrafilcon B.

SmartShield Technology, a plasma coating applied to the lens; its layer composition and thickness are not published, on the product page or in the lens's FDA file.

Vision correction and therapeutic use, with therapeutic use requiring active oversight by the eye care practitioner.

A one-year post-market study found severe corneal infection in 0.18% of wearers, 18 in 10,000 wearers, and a permanent reduction in vision of two or more rows of letters in 0.04%, 4 in 10,000.

Approximately 80% of wearers tolerate extended wear, and about two-thirds achieve the full 30 nights of continuous wear.

SmartShield Technology, an ultra-thin protective layer that shields the lens from irritating deposits all month, holding median total cholesterol uptake to 0.4 µg/lens against 1.31 for Biofinity, 1.55 for PureVision, 2.8 for Acuvue Oasys, 3.96 for Avaira and 5.13 for Ultra.

HydraGlyde Moisture Matrix, a polyoxyethylene-polyoxybutylene copolymer (EO45BO10) held at 0.04%, 400 ppm, in the blister solution alongside 1% Copolymer 845.

Initial insertion comfort rated 9 out of 10 by patients, in a randomized, double-masked clinical study with 337 patients at 25 sites.

Mean time to lens surface moisture breakup 19 seconds after 16 hours of simulated wear, against 15 for Ultra, 14 for Air Optix Aqua, 14 for Acuvue Vita, 9 for Acuvue Oasys and 6 for Biofinity, P<0.01.

Aberration Neutralizing System, which enhances vision performance by minimizing spherical aberrations and helps incoming light rays converge for better focus and sharper vision.

Aspheric front surface.

Hydrates to twice its weight in water, and that hydration is the basis of its natural wettability.

The optical design features are the same ones employed by Biofinity.

A patented stepped power profile developed with the Brien Holden Vision Institute (BHVI) steps from a +1.00D central add to a +1.50D peripheral add in a continuous, uninterrupted transition, creating dual defocus zones.

The central zone provides on-axis defocus across a wide range of pupil sizes while the peripheral zone creates peripheral defocus, through gradual transitions rather than the abrupt shifts of concentric ring multifocal designs.

A patented biomimetic surface material is designed to retain moisture and resist deposit buildup.

Fits like a standard daily disposable, with no specialized training or equipment required.

Sphere powers run -0.50 D to -6.00 D in 0.25 D steps.

30-pack and 90-pack options.

Not FDA-approved for slowing myopia progression. The optics are myopia-management optics, but US market entry was by 510(k) for correction of refractive error. Every US toufilcon B clearance on file is Pegavision's (K243868, 2025-07-02), and FDA lists no soft-lens 510(k) or PMA held by Euclid at all; its only PMA is P040029, orthokeratology. An FDA myopia-control indication requires a PMA, as MiSight 1 day has (P180035).

Aspheric, with the Aberration Neutralizing System minimizing spherical aberrations so incoming light rays converge for better focus.

Aquaform Technology, which retains water from core to surface without a surface coating or added wetting agents in the lens material.

The sphere range covers 99.9% of spherical prescriptions in a prescription coverage database spanning 14 to 70 years.

Single vision aspheric, DigitalBoost Technology, delivering a +0.3D boost which may help ease strain on ciliary muscles so the wearer can shift focus from on screen to off with less effort.

Aquaform Technology, which retains water from core to surface without the need for surface coating or added wetting agents in the lens material.

Overall comfort rated 9 out of 10 by wearers, in a US in-market assessment survey conducted by eye care professionals, N=150 patients wearing Biofinity Energys.

A study conducted with Biofinity Energys and sphere found a statistically significant difference of the mean change in accommodative microfluctuations compared to a lens without DigitalBoost, after reading on an iPhone 5 for 20 minutes held at a distance of 25 cm.

Plano is not made in this design.

High-definition optics, which reduce halos and glare in low-light conditions.

Patented Dehydration Barrier, in which poloxamer 407 drives to the lens surface to lock in moisture and mimics the lipid layer of the tear film for a smooth optical surface.

Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP), the hydrophilic polymer that carries the lens water content, matching that of the cornea.

Average non-invasive tear break-up time 18.9 seconds after 10 hours of wear, against 14.1 seconds for the next longest lens measured, in twelve subjects wearing one pair of lenses per day on 6 individual days.

Aspheric, correcting spherical aberrations inherent to the eye and induced by the lens.

WetLoc Technology, a property of the material rather than an added agent: the lens is immersed in normal saline and no separate wetting agent is named, on the product page or in the lens's FDA file.

85% of US eye care professionals who fit the lens agreed it gives a high level of comfort from the first fit, n=121.

Five color categories, Gray/Black, Brown, Green/Violet, Blue and Galaxy, with availability varying by region.

Special Invert Padding Technology holds the pigment so it does not protrude at the surface and isolates the color from the ocular surface.

1 lens per vial or 2 lenses per box.

The pigments are FDA-approved medical grade.

Five color categories, Gray/Black, Brown, Green/Violet, Blue and Galaxy, with availability varying by region.

Special Invert Padding Technology holds the pigment so it does not protrude at the surface and isolates the color from the ocular surface.

8.20 mm, 8.60 mm and 8.80 mm.

14.20 mm and 14.50 mm.

1 lens per vial.

Cross-linked polyvinyl alcohol forms the bulk of the lens, with additional non-crosslinked polyvinyl alcohol floating freely in the lens matrix.

Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, polyethylene glycol (PEG) and polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), the free polyvinyl alcohol being released from the lens at each blink.

Base curve optimization is influenced by lens diameter, modulus and other material characteristics.

Four shades, Mystic Blue, Mystic Gray, Mystic Hazel and Mystic Green.

Color enhancement is paired with an eye-defining ring on Mystic Blue, Mystic Gray and Mystic Hazel; Mystic Green has a less-defined outer ring than the other colors.

Made with LightStream Technology, which enables the creation of the water gradient.

Water gradient construction, a gradual transition in water content from core to surface, with the surface approaching 100% water.

SmarTears releases phosphatidylcholine (PC), an ingredient found naturally in tears that helps to stabilize the lipid layer of the tear film.

Lens surface modulus under simulated eyelid pressure is 5x lower than clariti 1day, Acuvue Oasys 1-Day, MyDay and 1-Day Acuvue Moist (p<0.01).

5-count trial packs alongside the 30-count and 90-count boxes.

Eleven shades: Light Blue, Gray, Brown, Tan Brown, Black, Green, Blue, Hazel, Caramel Brown, Pearl Gray and Pink Brown.

Special Invert Padding Technology prevents surface protrusion on the lens and keeps the pigment away from the eye.

8.60 across the range, with 8.80 used for +4.00 D to +6.00 D.

The pigments are FDA approved medical grade dyes.

An aspheric design corrects spherical aberration.

Biocompatible AQUAGRIP technology on a single-use aspheric lens.

8.70, with 8.80 supplied for +4.00D to +6.00D.

14.20 mm.

Light blue.

Powers run -10.00 to +6.00, in 0.25D steps from 0.00 to -6.00 and from +0.50 to +6.00, and 0.50D steps from -6.50 to -10.00.

Daily disposable, single use.

Standard pack size is 90 lenses.

An aspheric design corrects spherical aberration.

AQUAGRIP technology gives the lens its dimensional stability.

8.60.

14.20 mm.

Light blue.

Powers run -12.00 to +6.00, in 0.25D steps from 0.00 to -6.00 and +0.25 to +4.00, and 0.50D steps from -6.50 to -12.00 and +4.50 to +6.00.

Monthly wear.

Standard pack size is 6 lenses.

Aberration correcting aspheric optics.

Class 2 blocking across UVA and UVB.

8.70.

14.50 mm.

Light blue.

Powers run -12.00 to +6.00, in 0.25D steps from 0.00 to -6.00 and +0.25 to +4.00, and 0.50D steps from -6.50 to -12.00 and +4.50 to +6.00.

Standard pack size is 6 lenses.

A 120 patient double masked crossover study compared the lens with other brands.

True Edge geometry, aimed at movement, comfort and handling.

Blocking covers UVA and UVB.

Minus powers use 8.70 or 8.30, and plus powers use 8.70 only.

Minus powers are 14.00 mm and plus powers 14.50 mm.

Light blue.

Powers run -10.00 to +6.00, in 0.25D steps from 0.00 to -6.00 and +0.25 to +4.00, and 0.50D steps from -6.50 to -10.00 and +4.50 to +6.00.

Standard pack size is 6 lenses.

The edge carries two names, Truform edge and True Edge.

High-definition optics reduce spherical aberration across the entire power range.

ProBalance Technology, a proprietary combination of osmoprotectants (erythritol and glycerin), electrolytes (potassium) and moisturizers to help maintain ocular surface homeostasis.

Poloxamine 1107 and poloxamer 181, which retain hydration and provide a smooth, wettable surface.

Not surface-treated; there is no integrated surface coating over the silicone hydrogel.

Bi-aspheric, produced by the fully automated CENTRAFORM process, which makes aspheric optics in a thin lens design.

Hioxifilcon A binds tears through a two hydrogen bond system, rehydrating the lens with every blink.

Smart Touch, whose smart zone in the case holds the inner lens surface facing downwards, so the lens is removed and applied without that surface being touched.

The blister has no traditional bowl shape, which prevents its reuse as a storage case.

87% rated the lens Excellent or Good for comfort, n=33.

MeniSilk Air, an ultra low modulus silicone hydrogel. No modulus figure appears on Menicon's pages or in the lens's FDA clearance, which is why the modulus field above is empty.

NanoGloss Pro, a nanometer precision low friction surface that reduces bacterial biofilm adhesion and lipid deposits.

One edge profile across the whole power range, with edge thickness held constant from power to power.

Smart Touch, whose smart zone in the case holds the inner lens surface facing downwards, so the lens is removed and applied without that surface being touched.

85% of wearers rated comfort as excellent or good, n=28.

MeniSilk, a silicone polymerization carrying a hydrophilic monomer.

NanoGloss, a nanometer-precision surface technology that reduces bacterial biofilm adhesion and lipid deposits.

One edge profile applied across the whole power range, with the lens periphery and the edge thickness held the same from power to power.

ActivControl Technology. Two treatment zones create myopic defocus with image focus in front of the retina rather than behind it, and two correction zones correct myopia in all gaze positions.

Aspheric, the two zone types laid out as alternating concentric rings: a correction center, then a treatment ring, a correction ring and a treatment ring outward.

Over three years myopia progression fell 59% against a single vision 1 day lens, with a 52% reduction in average axial lengthening; the MiSight arm carried n=116 at 12 months, n=110 at 24 and n=104 at 36.

Correction of myopic ametropia and slowing of myopia progression in children with non-diseased eyes, 8-12 years of age at initiation of treatment, with a refraction of -0.75 to -4.00 diopters spherical equivalent and 0.75 diopters or less of astigmatism.

Aspheric single vision with the Aberration Neutralizing System, which minimizes spherical aberration to help incoming light rays converge.

Aquaform Technology retains water from core to surface, with no surface coating and no added wetting agent in the lens material.

Correction for 99.9% of spherical prescriptions, from a prescription coverage database of n=120,406 eyes with cylinder under 0.75DC, ages 14 to 70.

Single vision aspheric with DigitalBoost Technology, delivering a +0.3D boost which may help ease strain on ciliary muscles so the wearer can shift focus from on screen to off with less effort.

Aquaform Technology retains water from core to surface, with no surface coating and no added wetting agent in the lens material.

The accommodative microfluctuation evidence behind the design is a mean change versus a lens without DigitalBoost Technology after 20 minutes of reading at 25 cm, and that study used Biofinity Energys and sphere.

TripleTear lubrication system, three comfort agents including hyaluronic acid, working together to hydrate and lubricate, lock in moisture and maintain a clean surface that stabilizes tears.

Ultra-Tapered Edge, tapered to help the natural circulation of tears around the lens; the edge design balances lens movement.

Opaque graphic designs giving full iris coverage, intended for costume events and editorial wear.

14.20 mm standard and 14.50 mm scleral, both for full iris coverage.

Special Invert Padding Technology with FDA-approved medical-grade pigments.

Monthly.

2 lenses per box.

Opaque graphic designs giving full iris coverage, intended for costume events and editorial wear.

14.20 mm standard and 14.50 mm scleral, both for full iris coverage.

Special Invert Padding Technology with FDA-approved medical-grade pigments.

Daily.

2 lenses per box.

SMARTSURFACE Technology, a microthin layer of moisture (~2-3 microns) that steps up from the core water content to greater than 80% at the outer surface.

100% of eyes achieved an acceptable fit on the 8.3 mm base curve, 138 eyes (n=69), across corneal curvatures from 36.75D to 48.25D.

ACTIV-FLO (7-day sustained release of a polymeric wetting agent from the silicone hydrogel material).

Filters 34% of blue-violet light rays; filtering of high-energy visible light has not been demonstrated to confer any health benefit.

In a 2-week prospective study, n=181, more wearers agreed the lenses were comfortable at 16 hours on day 7 while looking at digital devices than for ACUVUE OASYS 2-Week at day 14, p=0.0353.

Aspheric, correcting lens and theoretical corneal aberrations.

Phosphorylcholine (PC) molecules held in the lens material bind with water molecules in natural tears to create a shield of water around the lens.

Hydration holds at 96% for 12 hours or more of wear.

Phosphorylcholine (PC) molecules held in the lens material bind with water molecules in natural tears to create a shield of water around the lens.

Hydration holds at 96% throughout the day.

Balafilcon A, a copolymer of a silicone vinyl carbamate, N-vinyl-pyrrolidone, a siloxane crosslinker and a vinyl alanine wetting monomer.

Performa surface treatment, which transforms hydrophobic silicone to hydrophilic silicate.

Blue, from up to 300 ppm of Reactive Blue Dye 246.

Also indicated for therapeutic use as a bandage lens for corneal protection and corneal pain relief during treatment of ocular pathologies and post-surgical conditions.

Visual acuity of 20/20 or better in 87% of measurements through a 12-month continuous wear trial, among the 610 subjects who completed it.

Balafilcon A, a copolymer of a silicone vinyl carbamate, N-vinyl-pyrrolidone, a siloxane crosslinker and a vinyl alanine wetting monomer.

Performa surface treatment, which transforms hydrophobic silicone to hydrophilic silicate.

Blue, from up to 300 ppm of Reactive Blue Dye 246.

Also indicated for therapeutic use as a bandage lens for corneal protection and corneal pain relief during treatment of ocular pathologies and post-surgical conditions.

The clinical results published for this lens were obtained with the PureVision contact lens, which has the same lens material but a different lens design.

Four designs share one parameter envelope: sphere, toric, multifocal, and toric multifocal, each lathe-cut to order rather than held in stock.

Dual Elliptical Stabilization, a thin ballast that sets orientation and rotational stability on the toric and the toric multifocal.

Adaptive Tri-Zone Technology, a front-surface asphere carrying the most plus power centrally and progressing to more minus toward the periphery.

Central near zone ordered from 1.8 to 3.0 mm in 0.1 mm steps. Center thickness is published by power class rather than at the usual -3.00D reference: 0.10 mm for a low minus lens, up to 0.50 mm for a plus lens.

6.5 to 9.7 mm in 0.1 mm steps.

10.0 to 16.0 mm in 0.1 mm steps.

Three are orderable, all non-ionic. Hioxifilcon B (49% water, Dk 15) and hioxifilcon D (54% water, Dk 21) are hydrogels, each a copolymer of 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate and glycerol methacrylate. Samfilcon B (41% water, Dk 126) is a silicone hydrogel, a copolymer of siloxane methacrylate and N-vinyl pyrrolidone. The figures on this card are hioxifilcon D's.

Blue. Hioxifilcon B and hioxifilcon D also come clear; samfilcon B is supplied tinted only.

Made to order, with most lenses delivered in 5 to 7 business days. The 120-day EZ-Exchange program remakes a lens to new parameters at no charge.

Cleared labeling is narrower than the ordering range. The package insert (Rev. 2024-07) lists spherical powers of +20.00D to -20.00D and add powers of +1.00D to +4.00D, against the +/-30.00D and +0.50D to +3.00D in the brochure, the abbreviated fitting guide, and the product page.

Spherical single vision, supplied as a hemispherical shell.

Polymacon, a hydrophilic polymer of 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate.

Three fits, labeled steep, medium and flat, the steeper selected when the lens moves or decenters excessively and the flatter when movement is insufficient.

Blue, from up to 100 ppm of Reactive Blue Dye 246.

The apparent blue color may decrease slightly following repeated disinfection, without affecting the safety or performance of the lens.

Aspheric optics on a lens available as a spherical single-vision design.

Hilafilcon B, a hydrophilic copolymer of 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate and N-vinyl pyrrolidone.

Blue, from Reactive Blue Dye 246.

Water gradient construction, water content rising from the core outward to a surface that approaches 100% water.

CELLIGENT Technology, which includes a bioinspired 2-methacryloyloxyethyl phosphorylcholine polymer surface, helps resist the adherence of bacteria and lipids, based on in vitro studies of unworn lenses.

A blue-violet light filter reduces 34% of light below 450 nm, a reduction with no demonstrated clinical benefit.

High-definition optics, carried by the single vision and toric lenses only, and directed at reducing halos and glare in low-light conditions.

Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP), grown around and throughout the silicone backbone in the second phase of the MoistureSeal polymerization, where it attracts moisture.