Acuvue Oasys Max 1-Day Multifocal 90 Pack

Acuvue Oasys Max 1-Day Multifocal are daily disposable multifocal contact lenses from Johnson & Johnson, designed for people with presbyopia. They feature TearStable™ Technology for all-day moisture, OptiBlue™ Light Filter to reduce blue-violet light exposure during screen use, Pupil Optimized Design for prescription-tailored clarity at all distances, and Senofilcon A silicone hydrogel for high oxygen permeability. Available in 30-pack and 90-pack formats.

These lenses are designed for people with presbyopia — the age-related condition that makes near focusing progressively more difficult from around age 40. They are particularly well-suited for wearers who spend significant time on digital devices and want a daily disposable multifocal lens that addresses both vision correction and screen-related eye strain in a single product.

These lenses incorporate four key technologies. TearStable™ Technology maintains a stable, hydrated tear film on the lens surface throughout the day. OptiBlue™ Light Filter reduces blue-violet light exposure by up to 60% to ease visual fatigue during screen use. Pupil Optimized Design tailors the distribution of near, intermediate, and distance correction zones to the individual wearer's pupil size. Senofilcon A silicone hydrogel provides a Dk/t of 147 for high oxygen transmissibility.

OptiBlue™ Light Filter is a technology built into the Acuvue Oasys Max 1-Day Multifocal lens material that filters up to 60% of blue-violet light — the portion of the light spectrum associated with digital screen glare and visual fatigue. It is designed to reduce eye strain and discomfort during prolonged screen use, supporting more comfortable vision for wearers with digital-heavy daily routines. Note: The primary benefit of OptiBlue™ is reduction of visual discomfort associated with screen use. Contact your eye care professional for guidance on blue light management specific to your needs.

TearStable™ Technology maintains a uniform moisture layer on the lens surface and resists tear film evaporation throughout the daily wear period. This helps keep the lens surface consistently hydrated from morning to night — particularly beneficial in dry environments such as air-conditioned offices, low-humidity climates, or aircraft cabins where lenses are more likely to feel dry or uncomfortable.

Pupil Optimized Design tailors the distribution of the near, intermediate, and distance correction zones within the multifocal lens to the wearer's individual pupil size and prescription. Because pupil size varies between individuals and changes in different lighting conditions, this design approach aims to deliver sharper, more natural multifocal vision across a wider range of viewing distances and environments.

Yes. These lenses offer Class 1 UV protection, blocking over 95% of UVA rays and over 99% of UVB rays. Note: Contact lenses do not cover the entire eye and should not replace UV-protective sunglasses or eyewear. UV figures to be confirmed against current J&J product specifications.

No. These are daily disposable lenses and are not approved for overnight wear. They should be removed and discarded at the end of each day and replaced with a fresh pair the following morning. Wearing daily disposable lenses overnight increases the risk of eye discomfort and infection.

These lenses are designed for up to 16 hours of daily wear. Remove and discard them at the end of each day. If you require guidance on wear duration specific to your circumstances, consult your eye care professional.

For a full year's supply for both eyes you will need 8 boxes — 4 boxes per eye. Each 90-pack provides approximately 3 months of daily wear for one eye.

These lenses are made from Senofilcon A silicone hydrogel with 38% water content and a Dk/t of 147. The diameter is 14.3 mm with a base curve of 8.4 mm. The power range spans -9.00D to +6.00D in 0.25D increments. The OptiBlue™ filter blocks up to 60% of blue-violet light, and the lenses offer Class 1 UV protection.

Yes. As with all multifocal contact lenses, some wearers experience a short adaptation period when first transitioning to multifocal wear. The visual system needs time to adjust to processing multiple prescription zones simultaneously. Most wearers adapt within a few weeks. If blurriness or visual instability persists beyond this period, consult your eye care professional — lens fit or prescription parameters may need refinement.

Mild initial discomfort or adjustment-related blurriness is not uncommon when first wearing multifocal lenses. However, if you experience persistent irritation, redness, excessive tearing, or changes in vision, remove the lenses immediately and consult your eye care professional. These symptoms may indicate an underlying issue that requires assessment.

Yes. A valid contact lens prescription — including multifocal add power parameters — from a licensed eye care professional is required to purchase these lenses. Multifocal contact lens fittings require additional assessment beyond a standard prescription. WebEyeCare will verify your prescription according to current rules and regulations.

No cleaning or storage routine is required. As daily disposables, simply apply a fresh pair each morning and discard them at the end of the day. Always wash and thoroughly dry hands before handling lenses. Store unused lenses in their original sealed packaging away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.