MyDay Daily Disposable Multifocal Contact Lenses, 90 Pack

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Order MyDay Daily Disposable Multifocal contact lenses (90 Pack) from CooperVision — a premium daily disposable multifocal lens designed for presbyopia correction. Each 90-pack provides approximately three months of wear per eye, making it well suited for bulk purchasing and reducing reorder frequency.

MyDay Multifocal is made from Stenfilcon A silicone hydrogel with 54% water content, offering up to four times the oxygen transmissibility of standard hydrogel daily disposables. CooperVision's Smart Silicone™ Chemistry makes the material naturally wettable without additional surface coatings, while Aquaform® Technology retains moisture throughout the day for sustained comfort. The Balanced Progressive Design provides smooth transitions between near, intermediate, and distance vision. Built-in UVA/UVB protection adds an additional layer of daily eye care.

Fit details: Base curve 8.4 mm, diameter 14.2 mm.

How you wear them: Daily disposable — insert a fresh lens each morning and discard at the end of the day. Not approved for overnight or extended wear.

Designed for:

• People with presbyopia who need near, intermediate, and distance correction in one lens
• Wearers who have found other silicone hydrogel lenses uncomfortable or drying
• Those who prefer daily disposables for hygiene and convenience
• Patients looking to stock up with a 90-day supply per eye

Why order from Anzlens.co.nz: We stock genuine CooperVision lenses at competitive prices with fast shipping across New Zealand. All orders are dispatched promptly, and our team is available to assist with prescription queries or product questions.

Quick FAQ:

How long does a 90-pack last? One box per eye lasts approximately 90 days when worn daily.

Do these lenses require a storage case? No — as a daily disposable, each lens is discarded after a single day of wear. No cleaning solution or case is required.

These lenses require a valid prescription from a registered optometrist or ophthalmologist. If you are unsure of your prescription details, please consult your eye care professional before ordering.