Clariti contact lenses

Since 1958, when the COOPERVISION laboratory started out under the name Cooper Tinsley, the brand has proved its efficiency and expertise to millions of patients in need of contact lenses.

COOPERVISION was founded in the United States, in the state of California. The brand understood what users wanted. Today, it is exported to over 100 countries and offers a full range of lenses to meet your needs. The laboratory has become one of the world's top three designers of contact lenses at the cutting edge of the latest technologies.

The COOPERVISION brand has made a name for itself in the optical industry thanks to its high standards and reliability. With over 35 years' experience, its laboratories have become world leaders in the design of toric lenses, lenses for the eyes specially made and studied for people suffering from astigmatism.

Clariti lenses, a wise choice

When you choose Clariti contact lenses, you're opting for healthier wearing comfort. Your eyes will be brighter and whiter, thanks to their silicone hydrogel construction and oxygen sensitivity, providing optimal hydration for your eyes. With Clariti contact lenses, dry eyes are a thing of the past.

Clariti 1 DAY contact lenses are available in several models.

Clariti 1 DAY TORIC lenses are ideal for patients with astigmatism.

Clariti 1 DAY multifocal lenses will help myopes, hypermetropes and presbyopes.

Every patient will find a pair of lenses to cover his or her visual deficiency. Clarity lenses give you better eye health all day long, while providing unprecedented comfort and well-moisturized eyes.

Rules not to be overlooked

If you've decided to switch to contact lenses for your eyes, the first thing to do is to make an appointment with your eye care specialist so that he or she can prescribe the right contact lenses for you.

Your Mymonture optician will tell you which products are essential for perfect hygiene of your monthly lenses, or simply for rinsing daily lenses exposed to dust. But you should never forget to wash your hands before handling your lenses.

Your eyesight is important, and you need to take good care of it right from the start. An infection could lead to blindness, so don't use tap water or saliva to rinse your contact lenses.