CooperVision has a wide variety of lenses to choose from. While they still carry many conventional lenses for those who want a traditional yearly replacement lens, they also have many new technological advances in contact lenses such as their silicone hydrogel lenses and toric Multifocal lenses.
CooperVision has a number of new contact lens designs available for just about every type of prescription.
This is a daily disposable contact lens made of silicone hydrogel. This material allows a high percentage of oxygen to the eye, which allows for better health. CooperVision's new daily disposable Clarity lens is available for people who are nearsighted, farsighted, those with astigmatism, and those who need bifocals or reading glasses. It also provides some protection from UV light.
Another daily disposable lens, My Day is a silicone hydrogel contact lens that provides exceptional comfort as well as superior handling. MyDay also comes in a multifocal and a toric design.
Proclear
Proclear 1 Day - A daily disposable contact lens with excellent comfort. The Proclear 1Day design attracts water for a moist and comfortable lens. Made from 60% water and available in 30 and 90 packs.
Proclear sphere - A monthly disposable lens aimed at people with dry eyes. Not a silicone lens, but high in water content for excellent breathability. Available in two base curves.
Proclear Toric - The same Proclear design but made for those who have astigmatism in their prescription. Many people prefer the comfort of Proclear Toric over other toric lenses. Available in two base curves.
Proclear Toric XR - The same Proclear design for astigmatism but in an extended range for those with high prescriptions and/or higher amounts of astigmatism. These lenses will be more expensive, as they are custom made.
Proclear EP - This lens is made from the same material as Proclear sphere, but includes correction for those who are new to wearing bifocals. EP, or early presbyope, is for people in their 40's who are just starting to notice that reading close up is getting difficult. Please see our section on Multifocal contact lenses.
Proclear Multifocal - The same comfort and vision of Proclear as well as clear vision at all distances for those who need a bifocal. Please see our section on multifocal contact lenses.
Proclear Multifocal XR - A Proclear monthly contact lens for those who need a bifocal and have a higher prescription.
Proclear Multifocal Toric - The first monthly replacement Toric contact lens for astigmatism to also include vision for those who need a bifocal. Please see our page on multifocal contact lenses.
Biofinity - These lenses are also known as Harmony.
Biofinity - A monthly placement contact lens made from silicone hydrogel. The material is naturally wettable, and is very breathable. Approved for extended wear. Please see our section on extended wear contact lenses if you are interested in sleeping in your contact lenses overnight.
Biofinity Toric - The same monthly replacement lens as above, but made for those who have astigmatism in their prescription. Their design of lens gives very stable vision, and most find the lens very comfortable.
Biofinity Multifocal - For those who need a bifocal, this lens provides the same comfort and breathability of other Biofinity lenses.
*NEW* Biofinity now comes in a toric multifocal, allowing people who have astigmatism to also wear a multifocal lens
Avaira Vitality/Sapphire - Avaira Vitality is available in the United States, while Sapphire is available in Canada. They are the same lens. It is made of naturally wettable silicone hydrogel with UV protection.* This is a two week replacement lens made for people who need comfort all day long.
CooperVision Discontinued products:
These products were discontinued as of November 1, 2010. If you currently wear any of these lenses, you must see your eye care practitioner to be refitted into another lens.
As of October 31, 2016 there are two more lenses that CooperVision has discontinued: the CV Encore Sphere and the Frequency 55 Sphere.
* UV absorbing contact lenses are not substitutes for sunglasses which also protect the surrounding areas of your eyes. Please see our section on sunglasses.
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