Proclear Multifocal are monthly
contact lenses manufactured by CooperVision to correct
presbyopia. Presbyopia is a common eye defect that often manifests itself as we
approach middle age, and is a natural consequence of the aging
process.
Multifocal technology
Thanks
to the unique Balanced Progressive™ technology, Proclear Multifocal contact
lenses ensure clear, comfortable vision at all distances.
Hydration
system
The lenses' PC moisturising
technology forms a protective water film on the lenses' surface, which helps to
counteract dehydration and prevent the accumulation of deposits and impurities
on its surface.
Note: It is NOT recommend to
buy multifocal lenses without prior advice from your eye-care specialist.
What is the difference between Proclear multifocal and proclear multifocal xr?
Answer
info@alensa.ie
Hi Steve, Proclear Multifocal contact lenses also feature an "extended range"
(xr) of prescription strengths. Proclear Multifocal XR has powers ranging from
-20.0 to +20.0 and ADD powers up to +4.00. If your prescription is outside the
range of powers offered by Proclear Multifocal (-8.0 to +6.0), you'll need the
XR range.
Sharon
With proclear multifocal add powers, how do i know which eye is d and which eye is n???
Answer
info@alensa.ie
Dear Sharon, D and N refer to your dominant and non-dominant eyes. This
information should be available in your prescription. If you have questions
about which of your eyes is dominant, it's best to check with your optician to
confirm.
Comments (2)
What is the difference between Proclear multifocal and proclear multifocal xr?
Hi Steve, Proclear Multifocal contact lenses also feature an "extended range" (xr) of prescription strengths. Proclear Multifocal XR has powers ranging from -20.0 to +20.0 and ADD powers up to +4.00. If your prescription is outside the range of powers offered by Proclear Multifocal (-8.0 to +6.0), you'll need the XR range.
With proclear multifocal add powers, how do i know which eye is d and which eye is n???
Dear Sharon, D and N refer to your dominant and non-dominant eyes. This information should be available in your prescription. If you have questions about which of your eyes is dominant, it's best to check with your optician to confirm.