Ophthalmic Max2 contact lenses

Since its creation over 30 years ago, the Ophtalmic laboratory has established itself as a market leader in contact lenses and the lotions needed to care for your medical equipment. Today, to meet the needs of all patients, Ophtalmic offers a wide range of contact lenses for daily, fortnightly or monthly replacement.

Your new Ophtalmic Max2 contact lenses

Nobody can resist the new Ophtalmic Max2 lenses. Their natural wetting properties make them comfortable to wear from day one. No surface treatments or moistening agents are added to their composition. They offer all-day hydration and maximum wearability thanks to the quality materials they're made of, silicone hydrogel and third-generation Permofilcon A.

These daily-wear lenses are replaced twice a month. As a result, you'll limit the risk of scratches and deposit build-up on your Ophtalmic Max2 lenses.

Every evening, soak them in a disinfectant solution. Remember to massage them gently before storing them in their case. In the morning, simply place them over your eyes and you'll regain the freedom to see well without wearing spectacle frames, so no one will know you're visually impaired.

Sportsmen and women will appreciate being able to express their talent without fear of breakage or having to fasten their spectacle frames.

Who can wear Ophtalmic Max2 contact lenses?

Max2 soft contact lenses correct myopia and hyperopia thanks to their -12.00 /+8.00 spheres. As recommended by the Ophtalmic laboratory, Max2 lenses give you Max 2 safety, Max 2 comfort and Max 2 vision.

The sun's rays won't hurt you as much as they used to, as these Ophthalmic Max2 lenses feature a UV filter. With them, your ocular performance will be preserved. The substances they contain will improve the passage of oxygen and prevent the hypoxic complications often associated with contact lens wear.

Your ophthalmic specialist will issue you with a prescription for contact lenses to suit your correction, and your MYMONTURE opticians will supply you with your Ophtalmic Max2 lenses. Your contact lens specialists will also show you the care solutions you'll need, and give you all the advice you need to make the best use of your medical equipment.

A few hygiene precautions to take

If you've chosen to become a contact lens wearer, it's your duty to handle them with clean, freshly washed hands at all times. For ideal care, we recommend specific lotions. Never rinse your lenses with tap water, and certainly never with your own saliva, as this can lead to eye infection. Your eyesight is precious and should last a lifetime, so take good care of it.