Help new contact lens wearers avoid dryness and discomfort 

Eyeglass only wearers who used to wear contact lenses¹¹

Common reasons for astigmatic consumers to drop out of contact lens wear:¹²

Help your new astigmatic consumers enjoy stable lens wear,^9‡ deposit resistance^1,2** and comfort from day 1 to day 30^1-4** with AIR OPTIX^TM plus HydraGlyde^TM for Astigmatism contact lenses.

KEEP YOUR ASTIGMATIC CONSUMERS HAPPY WITH HYDRAGLYDE^TM MOISTURE MATRIX

In addition to SmartShield™ Technology, AIR OPTIX^TM plus HydraGlyde^TM for Astigmatism contact lenses feature the HydraGlyde^TM Moisture Matrix for longer-lasting moisture.^7,8††

How Does HydraGlyde^TM Moisture Matrix Work?

• The wetting agent is absorbed by the lens surface.
• The HydraGlyde^TM Moisture Matrix interacts with SmartShield™ Technology, creating a hydrophilic environment to help attract and retain moisture.⁷
• This results in an envelope of longer-lasting moisture at the lens surface.^7,8††

Give Your Astigmatic Consumers The HydraGlyde^TM Advantage

Combine AIR OPTIX^TM plus HydraGlyde^TM for Astigmatism contact lenses with a HydraGlyde^TM lens care solution for even more comfortable wear time.

References

*Based on clinical studies with AIR OPTIX^TM AQUA contact lenses.
**Based on clinical studies with AIR OPTIX^TM AQUA contact lenses.
†Based on a clinical study with AIR OPTIX^TM AQUA and AIR OPTIX^TM NIGHT & DAY^TM AQUA contact lenses.
††Demonstrated in AIR OPTIX^TM plus HydraGlyde^TM sphere lenses compared to AIR OPTIX^TM AQUA sphere contact lenses.
‡Based on a clinical study with AIR OPTIX^TM for Astigmatism contact lenses.
‡‡Astigmatic eyes are eyes with a spectacle cylinder of at least -0.75DC.
§Among symptomatic lens wearers, those who at baseline experienced end-of-day discomfort or had to remove their lenses earlier than they wished.
§§In separate studies, AIR OPTIX^TM AQUA contact lenses were tested with habitual multipurpose solution followed by 30 days of use with either OPTI-FREE^TM PureMoist^TM Multipurpose Disinfecting Solution or AOSEPT^TM PLUS with HydraGlyde^TM Cleaning & Disinfecting Solution. In both studies, comfortable wear time with habitual multipurpose solution was measured at baseline, and with study solution at Day 30.
∂Eye exam may be required. Professional fees may apply.
AOSEPT^TM is a trademark of American Optical.

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