Biofinity Toric - Parameters and Specs
Biofinity Toric is a silicone hydrogel based contact lens developed by CooperVision. Introduced in March 2009, it features Aquaform Technology and a proprietary Optimized Toric Lens Geometry which provides a constant horizontal thickness across the ballast area for better lens stability and reduced rotation. Biofinity Toric contact lenses are made of Comfilcon A with 48% water and an oxygen transmissibility value of 116 Dk/t.
Highlights and Features
- High oxygen transmissibility for healthier eyes
- Soft and moist lens material minimizes deposits and provides excellent all-day comfort
- Round lens edge for more comfort
- Optimized ballast design for improved alignment with your eye
- Approved for daily wear and extended overnight wear based on your eye doc's instructions
- No internal wetting agent – no surface treatment
- A 30% lower contact angle compared to other lenses (such as Air Optix) increases wettability
Who should consider Biofinity Toric?
- Patients with astigmatism who experience discomfort due to dryness when wearing contact lenses and are looking for outstanding comfort
- People who are looking for breathable monthly lenses for healthy and extended overnight wear
- People that want to sleep with their lenses in
- People who want healthy looking eyes
- People who gave up on wearing contact lenses due to discomfort such as dry and itchy eyes
Awards
- 2015 EyeVote Reader's Choice Award - Favorite Toric Contact Lens: Biofinity Toric
Clinical Studies
- Clinical Performance of Biofinity Toric Versus Air Optix for Astigmatism
by CooperVision Inc.
U.S. National Library of Medicine - November 10, 2014
References
- FDA Premarket Approval - Biofinity, Biofinity Toric and Biofinity Multifocal
FDA Medical Devices Database, November 2008
Biofinity Toric - Spec Sheet and Parameters
Biofinity Toric | |
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Manufacturer | CooperVision, Inc. part of The Cooper Companies Inc. |
Release Date | March 2009 |
Prescription Parameters | |
Replacement Schedule | Monthly |
Wearing Details | Daily wear or up to 6 nights or 7 days extended wear |
Sphere Powers | +8.00D to -10.00D (in 0.50 steps after +-6.00D) |
Cylinders | -0.75D, -1.25D, -1.75D and -2.25D |
Axes | from 10° to 180° in 10° steps |
Base Curves | 8.7 mm |
Diameters | 14.5 mm |
Technical Parameters | |
FDA Group | V-C |
Lens Material | Silicone hydrogel (Comfilcon A) |
Lens Design | Aspherical |
Wetting Agents | None |
% of Material | 52% |
% of Water | 48% |
Center Thickness | 0.08 mm |
Oxygen Transmission | 116 Dk/t |
Modulus | 0.75 MPa |
Other Features | |
Special Features | - Aquaform® Technology - Optimized Lens Geometry - No wetting agent, no surface treatment |
UV Blocking | No |
Dynamic Light Absorption | No |
Visibility Tint | Yes (Sofblue®) |
Inside-out Mark | No |
Packaging, Pricing and Offers | |
Packaging Details | 6 lenses per box, immersed in buffered 0.83% saline |
Price Range | $49 - $60 |
Cost per Day | $0.27 - $0.33 |
Online Retailers | Special Deals |
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