Biofinity® sphere
Biofinity®—committed to innovation, committed to comfort.
If you are looking for monthly contact lenses with no compromise, treat yourself to incredible comfort and clear, crisp vision with Biofinity® silicone hydrogel contact lenses.2,3
Superior, long-lasting comfort2,3: Aquaform® Technology—only available in CooperVision contact lenses—gives increased breathability for an optimal lens-wearing experience. This unique high-performance technology locks in water within the lens, keeping soft contact lenses moist so you always get incredible, long-lasting comfort and clarity.1
Superior vision performance2,3 whether you’re short-sighted or long-sighted.
High breathability is a key feature of Biofinity® contact lenses. The design of these supremely comfortable contact lenses lets your eyes breathe, allowing 100% of the oxygen to reach your eyes4, to help them stay clear and white**
The features you'll love
Monthly replacement schedule combined with the superior, long-lasting comfort and vision of silicone hydrogel contact lenses2,3
Lenses stay moist and comfortable
Naturally wettable, thanks to Aquaform® Technology, for a comfortable lens-wearing experience
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**High-oxygen transmissibility promotes clear, white eyes.
References:
1. CooperVision data on file. 2006. Aquaform® Technology uses a matrix of long silicone chains with hydrogen bonds to lock water molecules in the lens for incredible, long-lasting comfort and clarity.
2. CooperVision data on file. 2014. Clinical evaluation of Biofinity® spherical contact lens compared to Air Optix® Aqua spherical lenses over one month of wear.
3. CooperVision data on file. 2014. Clinical evaluation of Biofinity® spherical contact lens compared to Ultra spherical contact lens over one month of wear.
4. Brennan, NA. Beyond Flux: Total Corneal Oxygen Consumption as an Index of Corneal Oxygenation During Contact Lens Wear. Optom Vis Sci. 2005;82(6):467-472.