Contact Lenses Nike MAXSIGHT by Bausch & Lombs

The contact lenses Nike MAXSIGHT sport-tinted are designed to aid visual performance in athletic settings. Using patented Light Architecture optics, the contact lenses Nike MAXSIGHT selectively filters specific wavelengths of light within the visible spectrum to enhance key visual elements such as a ball or background while reducing distracting sun glare during various outdoor sporting activities.



Attracted by Bausch & Lomb's reputation as a technological innovator in contact lenses, Nike sought out Bausch & Lomb to partner in the development of the new sport-tinted contact lens three years ago. In addition to co-development activities, Bausch & Lomb will manufacture the lens and market it to eye care professionals.

The contact lenses Nike MAXSIGHT sport-tinted by Bausch & Lomb is scheduled for launch in the U.S. and Europe in late summer in two tints: Grey-Green, designed for sports played in bright sunlight such as golf, football, running and rugby; and Amber, designed for fast-moving ball sports played in variable light such as soccer, tennis, baseball and softball.

Freshlook contact lenses

A brief review on Freshlook Contact Lenses.

Among the most popular color contacts are Freshlook Colors, Freshlook Colorblends, and Freshlook Dimensions.The Fresh Look Color Blends and the Fresh Look Colors are designed to change even the darkest eye color. They are opaque lenses that block the naturally dark color of the eyes; whereas, Fresh Look Dimensions are designed to enhance or add color to naturally light colored eyes.

The most popular selection of contact lens colors are blue, green, violet, hazel, honey, brown, turquoise, amethyst, and gray. With the latest additions being pure hazel and true sapphire. Blue and green contact lenses seem to be the most popular of all the colors available.

Contact Lens Canada

Contact lenses are medical devices which, like drugs, provide benefits while posing certain risks. If you wear contact lenses, you should take steps to minimize these risks and protect your vision.

Medical devices, including corrective contact lenses, must be licenced by Health Canada before they can be imported and sold in Canada. The Medical Devices Regulations require that the medical devices imported and sold in Canada are safe, effective, and of quality manufacture. This is achieved by a combination of a pre-market review prior to licencing, and post-market surveillance of adverse events.

Non-corrective colour contact lenses or cosmetic contact lenses are not considered to be medical devices in Canada as they do not correct or modify a body function or structure. Therefore, you do not need a prescription to buy them. Non-corrective colour contact lenses are currently managed by the Cosmetics Division. Manufacturers and importers must notify Health Canada that they intend to market the product, and are required to provide safety data.

Contact Lens Canada

Acuvue lens

Soft contact lenses come in the following four basic categories:

Spherical (Regular) Contact Lenses: These lenses correct basic vision problems like near-sightedness (myopia) and far-sightedness (hyperopia).

Acuvue lens products: ACUVUE, ACUVUE ADVANCE (with HYDRACLEAR), ACUVUE 2, 1 DAY ACUVUE, and ACUVUE 2 COLOURS.

Contact Lenses for Astigmatism: These lenses correct astigmatism by compensating for the shape of the eye.

Acuvue lens products: ACUVUE ADVANCE Brand Contact Lenses.

Contact Lenses for Presbyopia: Bifocal contact lenses are used to correct presbyopia (inability to focus sharply for near vision related to aging).

Acuvue lens products: ACUVUE Brand BIFOCAL Contact Lenses.

Color (Cosmetic) Contact Lenses: Color (Cosmetic) contact lenses are regular spherical contacts that have a special color layer within the lens. This unique color layer allows anyone to change or enhance their eye color.

Acuvue lens products: ACUVUE 2 COLOURS Brand Contact Lenses

All about Contact Lenses

Contact lenses are small, ultra-thin, optical lenses worn directly on the eye to correct vision problems (like nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism or presbyopia). Contact lenses can be hard or soft, can replace glasses or bifocal glasses and can also enhance or change the color of your eyes.

Most contact lenses are soft, or hydrophilic, meaning they are made of water. (This is how soft contact lenses stay soft.) Soft contact lenses are extremely thin and are manufactured from materials that allow oxygen to pass through them and reach the eye surface.

Almost everyone can wear contact lenses – even some babies are fitted with contact lenses when they have eye problems! Most people start wearing contacts in their early teens, but even children as young as 8 years old can learn to wear (and take care of) contact lenses.