Bausch & Lomb ULTRA 6 Pack Contact Lenses | 1-800 CONTACTS
Bausch & Lomb ULTRA contact lenses in a 6 pack have MoistureSeal technology to prevent lens dryness. And they keep in moisture for a full 16 hours.
Did you know staring at that little glowing screen of wonder in your pocket makes you blink less? It’s true. Reduced blink rates can contribute to your contacts drying out and other unpleasant symptoms such as blurred vision, eyestrain, tired eyes, and delayed focusing. Bausch + Lomb ULTRA contact lenses with MoistureSeal help fight these symptoms with the following key features and benefits:
- MoistureSeal technology to help prevent lens dryness
- Retain moisture for a full 16 hours
- Provide superior end-of-day vision for digital device users
Additional information
| Lens type | Monthly disposable soft contact lenses |
|---|---|
| Package details | Six lenses in buffered saline solution |
| Material and % of content | 54% samfilcon A |
| Water % of content | 46% |
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