Serenity

Cooper Vision Serenity contact lenses are a line of advanced soft contact lenses designed to provide exceptional comfort and clear vision for wearers. These lenses incorporate innovative technologies and materials to ensure a comfortable wearing experience throughout the day. Serenity lenses are available in various options to accommodate different vision correction needs, including spherical, toric (for astigmatism), and multifocal designs. Whether you’re looking for daily disposable lenses or monthly replacement options, CooperVision Serenity contact lenses offer a reliable solution for maintaining optimal eye health and visual clarity.

What are the benefits of Serenity Contact Lenses?

Serenity contact lenses offer several benefits that contribute to a comfortable and satisfying wearing experience. Here are some key advantages of these lenses:

• Exceptional Comfort: The contact lenses are designed with advanced materials and technologies to prioritize comfort. They are typically made from silicone hydrogel, which allows for high oxygen permeability, keeping your eyes feeling fresh and healthy throughout the day.

• Moisture Retention: Serenity lenses incorporate moisture-retaining technologies to help maintain a stable tear film on the lens surface. This feature is beneficial for individuals prone to dry eyes, as it reduces discomfort associated with lens wear.

• Clear and Crisp Vision: Whether you have myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), astigmatism, or presbyopia, these lenses are available in various designs to correct different vision conditions. The lenses are crafted to provide sharp and clear vision, minimizing visual distortions.

• UV Protection: Some lenses come with built-in UV protection, which helps block harmful UV rays from reaching your eyes. This feature contributes to long-term eye health by reducing the risk of UV-related eye conditions.

• Convenient Options: Serenity lenses are available in daily disposable, bi-weekly, or monthly replacement schedules, offering flexibility to suit your lifestyle and preferences. Daily disposable lenses are hassle-free and ideal for those who prioritize convenience and hygiene.

• Wide Range of Designs: They cater to different vision correction needs, including spherical, toric (for astigmatism), and multifocal designs. This ensures that wearers can find a suitable option tailored to their specific prescription requirements.

• Reliable Brand: CooperVision is a trusted name in the contact lens industry, known for producing high-quality lenses that prioritize wearer comfort and eye health. Serenity contact lenses undergo rigorous testing and development to ensure consistent performance and safety.

• Professional Recommendation: Serenity Right Eye Contact Lenses are prescribed and recommended by eye care professionals based on individual eye examinations and vision assessments. This personalized approach ensures that wearers receive the most suitable contact lens option for their eyes.

How to use:

Using CooperVision contact lenses involves several important steps to ensure proper handling, hygiene, and comfort. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to use these contact lenses effectively:

1. Preparation:

• Wash Your Hands: Start by washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water. Dry them with a lint-free towel to prevent any lint or fibers from transferring to the lenses.

2. Remove the Lens from Packaging:

• Carefully open the blister pack or lens case containing the contact lens. Avoid tearing the packaging to prevent damaging the lens.

3. Inspect the Lens:

• Before handling the lens, inspect it for any tears, debris, or damage. Do not use a lens that appears damaged or contaminated.

4. Place the Lens on Your Finger:

• Using the tip of your index finger, gently lift the Serenity lens out of its packaging or case. Handle the lens by the edges to avoid touching the surface that will be in contact with your eye.

5. Prepare Your Eye:

• If needed, use rewetting drops or saline solution recommended by your eye care professional to moisten your eye before inserting the lens. This can help enhance comfort during lens insertion.

6. Insertion:

• Hold your upper eyelid open with one hand while using your other hand to hold down your lower eyelid.
• Look straight ahead into a mirror or tilt your head slightly upward.
• Place the Serenity lens directly onto the center of your eye using your index finger. Release your eyelids slowly and blink gently to center the lens.

7. Check the Position:

• After inserting the lens, ensure it is centered on your eye and not folded or dislodged. Blink a few times to help the lens settle into place.

8. Repeat for the Other Eye:

• If you wear lenses in both eyes, repeat the above steps for the other eye using a fresh lens.

9. After Use:

• If using daily disposable Serenity lenses, discard the lens after removal. Do not attempt to re-use daily disposable lenses.
• If using reusable Serenity lenses, store them in a clean lens case filled with fresh contact lens solutions recommended by your eye care professional. Ensure the lenses are fully submerged in the solution to prevent drying out.

10. Lens Care and Maintenance:

• Follow the recommended lens care and maintenance instructions provided by your eye care professional or on the packaging of your specific Serenity lenses.
• Clean and disinfect reusable lenses regularly as per the prescribed schedule to maintain lens hygiene and prevent eye infections.

Ingredients

To provide accurate information about the ingredients in CooperVision contact lenses, it’s important to note that specific details regarding the composition of these lenses can vary based on the lens type and material used.

Here are general components commonly found in soft contact lenses like those offered by CooperVision:

Lens Material:

• Silicone Hydrogel: This is a breathable material that allows high levels of oxygen to reach the cornea, promoting eye health and comfort during lens wear.
• Hydrogel: Traditional hydrogel materials are used in some CooperVision lenses, providing moisture retention and flexibility.

Surface Coatings and Wetting Agents:

• Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP): Often used as a wetting agent to improve lens surface wettability and comfort.
• Methacrylic Acid Copolymers: These are used in some lenses to enhance moisture retention and surface properties.

UV Blocking Agents:
Some CooperVision lenses are designed with UV-blocking capabilities to help protect the eyes from harmful UV rays.

Buffering Agents:
To maintain a stable pH level on the lens surface and in the tear film.

Preservatives (for Multi-Use Lenses):

If using multi-use (monthly or bi-weekly replacement) lenses, preservatives may be included in the lens solution to prevent microbial growth. Common preservatives include polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB) or polyquaternium-

Water:
Soft contact lenses contain a significant percentage of water, contributing to lens flexibility and moisture retention.

FAQ

How do I know if contact lenses are right for me?

To determine if contact lenses are suitable for your eyes and lifestyle, schedule an eye exam with an optometrist or ophthalmologist. They will assess your eye health, vision correction needs, and lifestyle factors to recommend the most appropriate type of contact lenses.

Can I sleep with contact lenses?

Sleeping in contact lenses should only be done if prescribed by your eye care professional. Extended or overnight wear of contact lenses increases the risk of eye complications and infections.

What should I do if I experience discomfort or irritation while wearing contact lenses?

If you experience discomfort, redness, or irritation while wearing contact lenses, remove them immediately and consult your eye care professional. Discontinue lens wear until the issue is resolved.

Are contact lenses safe for children and teenagers? 

Contact lenses can be safe for children and teenagers, but proper hygiene and responsible lens care are essential. Parents should discuss the use of contact lenses with their child’s eye care provider to determine suitability and ensure proper supervision.