Bausch + Lomb ULTRA

These lenses are made from a silicone hydrogel material called samfilcon A, which allows for high oxygen permeability. This helps maintain eye health by allowing more oxygen to reach the cornea, even during extended wear.

What are the benefits of Bausch and Lomb ultra contact lenses?

Bausch & Lomb ultra contact lens offer several benefits that make them a popular choice among wearers seeking comfortable and clear vision. Here are the key advantages and features of Bausch + Lomb ULTRA contact lenses:

• Silicone Hydrogel Material: Bausch + Lomb ULTRA lenses are made from a silicone hydrogel material (samfilcon A) that allows high oxygen transmission to the cornea. This promotes excellent eye health and allows for extended comfortable wear. 
• MoistureSeal Technology: These lenses feature MoistureSeal technology, which helps maintain 95% of lens moisture for up to 16 hours of wear. This technology reduces dryness and discomfort, making the lenses suitable for individuals with dry or sensitive eyes. 
• All-Day Comfort: Bausch + Lomb ULTRA contact lenses are designed for all-day comfort, even during extended use. They retain moisture and resist dehydration, providing consistent comfort throughout the wearing period. 
• High Definition Optics: The High Definition Optics in Bausch + Lomb ULTRA lenses help reduce halos and glare, providing clear and crisp vision in various lighting conditions. This feature enhances visual acuity and reduces visual disturbances, especially at night or while using digital devices. 
• Monthly Replacement Schedule: The contact lenses are designed for monthly replacement. This convenient replacement schedule ensures optimal lens performance and eye health. It also simplifies lens care and maintenance for wearers. 
• UV Protection (in some versions): Certain Bausch + Lomb lenses come with Class II UV protection, which helps block harmful UV rays from the sun. While these lenses provide additional UV protection for the covered portion of the eye, they are not a substitute for UV-blocking sunglasses. 
• Available for Astigmatism: These lenses are available in a toric design (Bausch + Lomb ULTRA for Astigmatism) to correct astigmatism along with nearsightedness or farsightedness. These lenses provide stable vision correction and comfort for individuals with astigmatism. 
• Designed for Digital Lifestyles: The lenses are engineered to meet the demands of modern lifestyles, including frequent digital device use. They help reduce symptoms of digital eye strain by providing clear and comfortable vision during prolonged screen time.

How to Use:

Using Bausch and Lomb ultra lenses properly is important for ensuring comfort, clear vision, and maintaining eye health. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use these lenses effectively:

1. Preparing for Lens Insertion:

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

2. Remove the Lens from the Packaging:

• Open the blister pack or lens case containing the Bausch + Lomb ULTRA contact lens. Be careful not to damage the lens while removing it from the packaging.

3. Inspect the Lens:

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

4. Place the Lens on Your Finger:

• Use the tip of your index finger to gently lift the Bausch + Lomb ULTRA lens out of its packaging or case. Handle the lens by the edges to avoid touching the inner surface that will be in contact with your eye.

5. Prepare Your Eye:

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

6. Inserting the Lens:

• Hold your upper eyelid open with one hand and use your other hand to hold down your lower eyelid. 
• Look straight ahead into a mirror or tilt your head slightly upward. 
• Place the Bausch & Lomb ultra contact lenses directly onto the center of your eye using your index finger. Release your eyelids slowly and blink gently to help center the lens on your eye.

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 ULTRA lens.

9. After Use:

• If using monthly replacement, store the lens in a clean lens case filled with fresh multipurpose contact lens solution recommended by your eye care professional when not in use. 
• Follow the recommended lens care and replacement schedule provided by your eye care professional or the lens packaging.

Ingredients

The specific ingredients of Bausch & Lomb ultra contact lens can vary based on the type of lens and the materials used in their manufacture. These ULTRA contact lenses are typically made from silicone hydrogel, which is a type of soft contact lens material known for its high oxygen permeability and moisture retention properties.

1. Silicone Hydrogel:
   The primary material used is a silicone hydrogel polymer. This material allows for high oxygen transmission to the cornea, supporting better eye health during lens wear. 
2. Water:
   Soft contact lenses, including silicone hydrogel lenses contain a significant amount of water. This water content contributes to lens flexibility and helps maintain moisture on the lens surface. 
3. Wetting Agents:
   Wetting agents or surface treatments may be incorporated into the lens material to enhance comfort and moisture retention. These agents help maintain a smooth lens surface that interacts well with the tear film on the eye. 
4. UV Blocking Agents:
   Some versions may include UV-blocking agents to help protect the eyes from harmful UV radiation. This feature is beneficial for maintaining long-term eye health. 
5. Other Additives:
   Additional components such as stabilizers, buffering agents, or surface coatings may be included in the lens material to improve lens performance, durability, and comfort.

FAQ

What are the different types of contact lenses available?

Contact lenses come in various types, including daily disposables, bi-weekly/monthly disposables, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocal lenses for presbyopia, and more. Your eye care professional can recommend the best type for your needs.

How do I insert and remove contact lenses safely?

Proper insertion and removal techniques are important to prevent eye irritation or injury. Your eye care professional can demonstrate the correct methods and guide on handling contact lenses safely.

How often should I replace my contact lenses?

The replacement schedule varies depending on the type of contact lenses you use (daily, bi-weekly, monthly). Follow the recommended schedule provided by your eye care professional or the lens manufacturer to maintain eye health and comfort.

Are contact lenses safe for children and teenagers?

Contact lenses can be safe for children and teenagers, but proper hygiene, supervision, and compliance with wearing and care instructions are essential. Parents should consult with an eye care professional to determine if contact lenses are suitable for their child.