Dailies Total 1 For Astigmatism Benefits & Features
With Dailies Total 1 for Astigmatism, you experience:
- Ultimate comfort and stability with three unique technologies:
Water gradient material – provides a cushion of moisture with 100% water at the surface, ensuring your eyes remain hydrated
Precision balance 8/4tm lens design – help reduce lower lid interaction for a comfortable wear and easy fitting, with 99% first lens fit success
Smart Tears Technology - ensures an abundance of Phosphatidylcholine (an ingredient found in natural tears) is delivered to provide you with hydration, even on your longest days - Clear vision in a matter of seconds, settles in an average of 60 seconds
- Excellent oxygen transmissibility ensuring your eyes receives exceptional amount of oxygen throughout your wear time
- HEVL (high energy visible light) rays reduction, filters 33% of HEVL
- Blocks 98% of UVA and UVB rays
- Easy handling of the lens through light blue-green colour tint as a result of additive that provides HEVL reduction
Recommended For:
- Those who need to correct astigmatism
- People suffering with dry or sensitive eyes
- Perfect for those who have busy lifestyles and require a longer wearing time
Product Description
Dailies Total 1 For Astigmatism is a brand-new addition to the Alcon family for the ultimate lens-wearing experience. These lenses are soft one-day disposable contact lenses for astigmatism and are an excellent choice for those suffering with astigmatism and dry/sensitive eyes.
The lens material is Delefilcon A and has a core water content of 33%. The water gradient material provides nearly 100% of water at the outmost surface, blending with the eye’s natural environment and creating a gentle cushion of moisture.
The SmartTears Technology helps to deliver hydration through Phosphatidylcholine (an ingredient found in natural tears), even on your longest days. This lens provides excellent oxygen transmissibility and blocks 98% of UVA and UVB rays. This lens features a blue-green handling tint making it easier to put in your lenses.
Using prism ballast technology at 8 and 4 o'clock, this lens provides ultimate stability and great comfort. A thinner zone at 6 o’clock position minimises interaction with the lower lid, hence providing 99% first-lens fit success.
Please note – if you have any questions about whether Dailies Total 1 For Astigmatism contact lenses are right for you, please consult your eye care professional.
Dailies Total 1 For Astigmatism
| Manufacturer: | Alcon |
| Brand: | Dailies |
| Wearing type: | Daily contact lenses |
| Power range: | 0.25D to 4.00D (0.25 steps) Cyls -0.75D -1.25D -1.75D Axes: 10° 20° 70° 80° 90° 100° 110° 160° 170° 180° Plano to -6.00D (0.25 steps) Cyls -0.75D -1.25D -1.75D Axes: 10° 20° 70° 80° 90° 100° 110° 160° 170° 180° Cyls - 2.25D Axes: 10° 20° 160° 170° 180° |
| Base curve(s): | 8.6 mm |
| Diameter(s): | 14.5 mm |
| Center thickness: | (@-3.00D) 0.11 mm |
| Lens material: | Delefilcon A |
| Core water content: | 33% |
| Surface water content: | ~100% |
| Oxygen permeability: | 127 Dk/t |
| Pack size: | 30 Pack |
| Extra features: | Class I UV blocking and HEVL Filtration |
Further Optical Advice
How long can I wear Dailies Total 1 For Astigmatism?
Dailies Total 1 For Astigmatism are daily disposable contact lenses and are not intended for use with cleaning solution. These lenses are perfect for long days as they can be worn all day, although how long you can wear the lenses for will vary from person to person. These lenses are for single use and should be disposed of at the end of each day and should only be worn during waking hours.
Can you sleep in Dailies Total 1 For Astigmatism?
Daily wear lenses are not indicated for overnight wear, this can lead to serious eye problems such as ulcers (ulcerative keratitis).
When to consult a doctor?
If you get any of the following symptoms, remove your lenses and, inspect your eyes in the mirror. If the symptoms persist, then consult a doctor:
- Discomfort
- Eye redness
- Sensitivity to light (photophobia)
- Burning, stinging, itching, or watering eyes
- Reduced sharpness of vision
- Rainbows or halos around lights
- Increased eye secretions
- Discomfort or pain
- Severe or persistent dry eyes
