As a company experienced in making quality optics, Bausch and Lomb contacts may offer you the best choice for a contact lens. They have popular contact lenses, like those you don't have to clean because they're disposable, and special situations like a lens for children who've had cataract surgery. Whatever your vision need, there are probably Bausch and Lomb contacts suitable for you.

Contact lenses can be categorized in different ways, but it's common to group them by how often they're scheduled for replacement. For instance, Bausch and Lomb contacts are available in a daily disposable type. Because they're only worn for a day they don't have to be as durable as other contacts and can be thinner for more comfort. One use also means there's no maintenance and each one is straight-from-the-package clean.

The advantage of frequent replacement lenses is that they don't have time to accumulate harmful deposits that resist cleaning. But if wearing daily disposables meant buying new lenses more frequently than you'd like, there are Bausch and Lomb contacts which are replaced less frequently. Replacement periods range from up to two weeks of daily wear for SofLens66, to Optima FW lenses that can last for several months.

In addition to providing lenses to correct nearsightedness and farsightedness, Bausch and Lomb contacts also can correct for presbyopia and astigmatism. Their Occasions Multifocal offers a replacement for bifocal glasses. With the comfort of soft lenses and their planned replacement within three months, they give you performance, comfort and convenience.

Astigmatism requires a precision toric lens for proper correction and there are two types of Bausch and Lomb contacts available. The SofLens66 and Optima models provide similar performance with the Optima scheduled for replacement yearly instead of one to two weeks for the SofLens66.