Over 40? Meet your premium multifocal contact lenses.

AT A GLANCE

Monthly replacement

Focus close up, far away and in-between

Lenses stay moist and comfortable

Naturally wettable so you're less likely to need additional wetting drops

Focus Up Close, Far Away and In-Between

Once we reach age 40 to 45, our eyes lose the ability to focus on objects that are up close—especially in low-light situations, such as reading a menu in a restaurant. This condition is called “presbyopia” and it affects everyone.

With Balanced Progressive™ Technology, CooperVision Biofinity® multifocal contacts allow you to see near and far objects, along with everything in-between—all with the clarity and comfort you deserve.

A Healthier Lens-Wearing Experience

Thanks to our exclusive Aquaform® Comfort Science™, Biofinity multifocal lenses allow plenty of oxygen to pass through to your eyes. And their natural wettability won’t rinse off. You’ll enjoy excellent vision with a soft, comfortable lens that’s healthier for your eyes.

If you’re over 40, why pull out eyeglass readers or let traditional bifocal contact lenses slow you down? Biofinity multifocal contacts offer a clear (and comforting) advantage. Ask your eye care professional about Biofinity (pronounced “Bi-OH-fin-itee”).

You’ve probably seen the term Aquaform® Technology on our products and wondered exactly what that means. It’s not just one thing but a combination of material technologies resulting in a uniquely comfortable and high-performance lens only available through CooperVision.

The Aquaform® lens material itself has many features that work together to create an optimal lens-wearing experience.

For instance, when a lens doesn't breathe properly, the tiny red veins in the white part of the eye become more visible as they reach for more oxygen much like a plant in a shadow reaches its branches towards the sunlight. The material in Aquaform® Technology lenses has high oxygen transmissibility for increased breathability to keep your eyes healthy and white.

Another feature is what’s called a low modulus. The modulus is the degree of a contact lens’ flexibility, and the lower the modulus, the more soft and flexible the lens.

The molecular structure of Aquaform® Technology lens material provides not only uniform wettability creating a smooth lens surface but also natural wettability. Other lenses can come with artificial coatings and wetting agents that dissipate over time. The silicone macromers in Aquaform® Technology lenses lock water into the lens keeping them moist even after periods of extended wear.

In addition to material, lens shape has much to do with the quality of the lens-wearing experience. Aquaform® Technology lenses feature an optimized rounded-edge design that reduces conjunctival interaction. In other words, it keeps the lens from rubbing too much on the inside of the eyelid providing an increased level of comfort.

For those who have trouble seeing both near and far, CooperVision’s multifocal contact lenses offer a new level of vision quality thanks to Balanced Progressive Technology.

Rather than just being a miniature version of bifocal glasses with the near vision on the bottom and the distance vision on the top, or having one contact for far distances and one for close up, this advanced design contains multiple zones of vision correction in both lenses, allowing for clear vision up close – like when reading a book, at middle distances – like when using a computer, and far away.