Proclear contact lenses

Since the 1980s, the COOPERVISION laboratory has made a name for itself worldwide. Before that, in 1958, the company was known as Cooper Tinsley, a name it abandoned in favor of COOPERVISION, a name that has now been adopted worldwide.

COOPERVISION was founded in California, USA. The brand has been one of the world's top three contact lens designers for over 35 years.

The brand is constantly innovating, and was the first to launch toric contact lenses, specially designed to correct patients suffering from astigmatism. COOPERVISION laboratories are proud to offer you contact lenses that will give you better vision while preserving your personality.

For decades, COOPERVISION has been the leader in the contact lens market.

Choose PROCLEAR contact lenses

The PROCLEAR brand of contact lenses, direct from the COOPERVISION laboratories, offers you different models of contact lenses to meet your needs and improve your visual impairment.

The complete range includes a number of different lenses that will correct your visual problems while offering great wearing comfort and ideal hydration of your eyes throughout the day. PROCLEAR lenses are perfect for reducing the sensation of dry eyes.

Thanks to the latest technology, PROCLEAR lenses are easy for your eye to accept.

PROCLEAR 1 DAY lenses give you better vision in reduced light. These disposable lenses require no care products, as they are worn only during the day and discarded at night. Suitable for irritated and sensitive eyes. PROCLEAR multifocal lenses are ideal for presbyopes recovering the eyes of their younger years.

Whether you're suffering from severe myopia, astigmatism or hyperopia, you'll find PROCLEAR lenses to help you see the landscape around you properly.

Lens care: a task not to be neglected

As always, if you decide to wear corrective contact lenses or colored lenses for fancy, you'll need to visit your eye care specialist. Your ophthalmologist will prescribe the lenses you need. Your optician will advise you on the products to use to clean them or moisturize your eyes. But never neglect to wash your hands before handling your lenses. Your eyesight is precious, and an infection could cause irreversible and dangerous damage to your visual future.