BIOTRUE contact lenses

Bausch & Lomb was founded in 1853, when Jacob Bausch joined forces with his friend Henry Lomb. The big story began when Jacob Bausch borrowed sixty dollars from Henry Lomb to expand the optical store where he worked. The two friends were German émigrés who settled in the United States, in Rochester, New York.

Lenses from the Bausch & Lomb laboratories

Right from the start, Jacob Bausch and Henry Lomb were able to impose their perfectionist ideas, demanding quality workmanship, technological innovation and industrial precision from their partners and collaborators, leading them to the pinnacle of success for almost 170 years, without ever faltering. Today, the Bausch & Lomb brand is a world leader in the field of optics.

Bausch & Lomb first came to prominence in the 1940s, when it designed sunglasses for U.S. Army pilots. AVIATOR sunglasses, the famous teardrop-shaped frames, are still relevant and fashionable today.

Bausch & Lomb proved their knowledge with a number of inventions. Their laboratories produced binoculars, microscopes, eyeglasses, sunglasses, lenses and the optics that equip satellites that monitor the moon. The brand obtained marketing approval for their soft and rigid contact lenses in 1971.

BIOTRUE contact lenses for everyone

You've made the decision to give up your glasses and start wearing contact lenses, with the agreement of your eye care specialist. He or she will advise you on which medical device to choose, and you'll appreciate opting for BIOTRUE contact lenses from Bausch & Lomb.

Whether you're nearsighted, farsighted or farsighted, BIOTRUE contact lenses will correct your visual deficiency while offering optimal wearing comfort and ideal oxygenation of your corneas. Innovative and high-performance, BIOTRUE contact lenses in HyperGel material will become indispensable to your well-being.

You like your glasses, they're a fashion accessory for you, but some days they're a bit embarrassing to wear for your favorite sports and activities, so switch to BIOTRUE 1 DAY contact lenses. Occasional wearers will prefer daily lenses, as they require no maintenance and are easy to transport, thanks to their hermetically sealed, sterile packaging.

Hygiene rules to follow

Always wash your hands before handling your lenses. If you work in a dusty environment, you'll need to use special products from Bausch & Lomb BIOTRUE to rinse your lenses. Under no circumstances should you rinse your lenses with tap water or saliva, as these contain bacteria that can damage your eyesight.