Biofinity Benefits & Features
- Aquaform technology for hydrated and healthy eyes
- Ideal for dry eyes
- Can wear when sleeping for up to 6 nights and 7 days (if approved by your optician)
- Aspheric front surface for precise and sharp focus
- Made from breathable Comfilcon A silicone hydrogel material for all day wear
Recommended For
- Those who want a monthly wear schedule
- People who want to correct short or long-sightedness
- Those who wear contact lenses frequently
Similar Contact Lenses to Biofinity
Avaira Vitality and comfi Air are similar monthly contact lenses.
comfi Purest 1 Day is a suitable daily disposable alternative to Biofinity.
Optician Equivalents
- Specsavers easyvision Monthly Opteyes
- Specsavers easyvision Monthly Opteyes (Ultimate)
- Vision Express Eyexpert Silk
This is a recommendation made by Feel Good Contacts. If you wish to try alternative contact lenses you will need to consult your optician to make sure they are suitable for you and are fitted correctly.
Product Description
Biofinity by CooperVision are silicone hydrogel contact lenses which provide long-lasting comfort and hydration throughout an entire month. Combined with Aquaform technology, Biofinity contact lenses allow plenty of oxygen to reach the eyes for optimal eye health and breathability. The smooth and wettable surface of these lenses is designed to resist deposits, keeping your vision clear all day.
Biofinity contacts are ideal to stand up to the demands of modern living, reducing the effect that air conditioning and digital screen use can have on your eyes, making them incredibly reliable and ideal for those susceptible to dry eyes.
Biofinity contact lenses are monthly contact lenses which are designed for daily wear for up to 30 days. They must be cleaned and stored in contact lens solution overnight. Due to the comfortable nature of Biofinity contact lenses, they can be worn as extended wear contact lenses for up to six nights continuously, if approved by your optician.
You can buy Biofinity contact lenses for a lower price at Feel Good Contacts. With our Price Match Guarantee, you can be sure to save on these contacts.
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Biofinity Parameters
| Manufacturer | CooperVision |
| Brand | Biofinity |
| Wearing type | Monthly Contact Lenses |
| Power range | +8.00 to -12.00 |
| Base curve(s) | 8.6mm |
| Diameter(s) | 14mm |
| Lens material | Comfilcon A |
| Water content | 48% |
| Oxygen permeability | 160 Dk/t |
| Pack size | 3 Pack |
Want to compare lenses? Browse our extensive contact lens specification page.
Further Optical Advice
Does Biofinity have UV protection?
No, Biofinity does not have UV protection. For UV protection contact lenses, take a look at Avaira Vitality by CooperVision.
Can you sleep in Biofinity?
Yes, you can sleep in Biofinity contact lenses for up to 6 nights and 7 days, if approved by your optician for extended wear.
Are Biofinity lenses good?
Biofinity are reliable contact lenses and keep the eyes comfortable and hydrated throughout the day. You can order Biofinity contact lenses by 5:45pm for same day dispatch.
Is there a sale price for Biofinity?
No, however you can take advantage of our Price Match Guarantee. If you see the same product elsewhere at a lower price, we will happily refund you the difference.
Reviewed by our Optical Team
Tina Patel, Contact Lens Optician.
Tina Patel is a qualified Contact Lens Optician and part of the Optical Team at Feel Good Contacts, which promises the same attentive and quality service offered on the high street. With an outstanding 25 year strong career in the optical industry, Tina offers expert advice and support on contact lenses, solutions and eye care.
References:
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17502750/ - Stapleton, F., Stretton, S., Papas, E., Skotnitsky, C. and Sweeney, D.F. (2006), Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses and the Ocular Surface’, The Ocular Surface, 4(1), pp.24–43.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1542012412702628?via%3Dihub - López‐de la Rosa, A., Martín‐Montañez, V., López‐Miguel, A., Fernández, I., Calonge, M., González‐Méijome, J.M. and González‐García, M.J. (2016) ‘Ocular response to environmental variations in contact lens wearers’, Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 37(1), pp.60–70.
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