Spheric contact lenses

Are you short-sighted or long-sighted, with a high correction, and desperate to find contact lenses that meet your needs? Spheric single vision lenses are the ones for you.

Spheric lenses have been designed to correct major visual defects. You'll find your face free of spectacle frames. You'll be able to take part in the sports you enjoy without being bothered by glasses with very strong lenses.

Nearsightedness and farsightedness are the two conditions most frequently requested by patients. On your MYMONTURE website, you'll discover a wide range of high-quality spheric lenses. They will meet your requirements and free you from the need to wear glasses. Get your face back, enjoy your make-up and get back to practicing your favorite sports without the risk of breaking your glasses by adopting our spheric lenses.

Spheric lens brands

On our MyMonture website, we offer a range of different brands of spheric lenses. To make the right choice, let's get to know each of them. The Ophtalmic laboratory was founded in 1986. It was the forerunner in the distribution of multi-brand lenses and lens care products. The innovative concept enabled opticians to centralize lens purchases and lens care solutions with a single laboratory, thus benefiting from competitive prices. It was only in 1996 that Ophtalmic inaugurated its own brand of contact lenses with the monthly lens.

Japan's leading contact lens manufacturer, Menicon researches materials and manufactures lenses and care solutions. Menicon offers soft lenses that can be renewed frequently, rigid permeable lenses for myopes, hypermetropes and stigmatism, flexible orthokeratological lenses to be worn to flatten the cornea, Keratocônes lenses to correct corneal deformity, and lenses for presbyopes.

Founded in 1853 by two German opticians, Bausch & Lomb is an American optical and medical ophthalmology company. In 1971, the brand obtained FDA approval to market the first soft contact lenses. by the end of the 20th century, Bausch & Lomb had become the world's second-largest ophthalmic laboratory. Johnson Vision Care revolutionized the ophthalmic industry with its first frequently-changeable contact lens: Acuvue. Then, in 1995, the company introduced a daily disposable contact lens called Day Acuvue. A spectacular breakthrough for all contact lens wearers worldwide. With production sites in Jacksonville, Florida and Limerick, Ireland, Johnson Vision Care is the world's leading contact lens manufacturer.

CooperVision was founded in 1958. Today, the laboratory develops, manufactures and markets contact lenses worldwide. It manufactures special lenses and spheric contact lenses that can be worn for specific periods of time.

Founded in 1945 in Texas by William Conner and Robert Alexandre, the name Alcon combines the first 2 or 3 letters of their founders' surnames. Initially a production pharmacy, Alcon distributed products needed by local doctors. Then, discovering that the ophthalmology sector was lacking in products, the brand launched itself in this specialty and enjoyed great success. today, Alcon sells consumer care products, pharmaceutical products including medicines for severe ophthalmic diseases, and intraocular lenses.

Essential daily care

As with all contact lenses, spheric lenses require a high level of hygiene before handling. Spheric lenses are a medical device, so wash your hands and dry them properly before inserting or removing your lenses. For monthly or twice-monthly lenses, strictly follow the care schedule, using the appropriate products.

By switching to spheric lenses, you'll be able to regain perfect vision in total discretion. They'll keep your eyes moisturized and oxygenated, so you won't need moisturizing drops. You'll be comfortable wearing them from morning till night.

How do I know what contact lenses are right for me? Your doctor will guide you, and our opticians will teach you how to care for your visual equipment.

Daily lenses are perfect for people who like a change, like wearing contacts one day and matching their glasses to their outfit the next. Spheric daily lenses are ideal if you don't want to be burdened with lotions and bottles for impeccable cleaning every evening. In the morning, you put them in, in the evening, you throw them out, but always after washing your hands before handling them.

For monthly or fortnightly lenses, you'll need to be a little more rigorous in your daily routine. You'll need to maintain impeccable hygiene of your hands and spheric lens storage cases, not forgetting to use the right lotions for flawless asepsis.

Spheric lenses give you new-found freedom and remarkable vision in complete discretion.

Spheric lenses for razor-sharp vision

As their name suggests, spheric lenses are shaped like a sphere. Their function is to correct hyperopia and myopia, i.e. near and far vision disorders. They are placed on the cornea, like all conventional lenses.

Although lenses are currently available for daily, weekly or monthly wear, your ophthalmologist's advice is still essential for choosing the lenses best suited to your optical defect. Daily lenses have the advantage of being very easy to wear, since no maintenance is required. Weekly or monthly lenses are more economical. However, they need to be cleaned every evening with a product that protects and decontaminates the lens during the night and eliminates the day's impurities. Strict hygiene is essential.

Monthly lenses are for people with eyes that are not too sensitive. Spheric lenses offer numerous advantages.

They provide extremely sharp vision and precise 180-degree vision. Thanks to their light weight, they are barely felt. If your cornea becomes dry, a few drops of artificial tears are all you need to restore balance.

Nevertheless, MyMonture opticians advise you to rest your eyes in the evening by wearing prescription glasses to avoid corneal irritation.

To purchase spheric lenses from MyMonture, simply answer a few questions on the product page: diameter, radius, sphere for each eye and quantity of lenses required. Then you indicate whether you have a prescription or not, and whether you wish to benefit from third-party payment. And since MyMonture is designed to simplify your life, if you've already ordered your lenses on our site and want to save time, click on renew and your order is registered. Would you like some advice or answers to your questions? Click at the bottom of your screen to chat with one of our online opticians, fill in our form, send us an e-mail or call 03 21 91 40 40.