I have tried Dailies Total 1 Multifocal and am now trying the Clariti Multifocal. The comfort of the Dailies can't be beat, but the vision quality I get with the Clariti lenses is much better so I'm not sure what I'll do. I can wear the Dailies for up to 16 hours no problem, but the Clariti lenses only about 12 hours.
I was excited to watch this as I am a brand new contact lens noob. I thought that you were going to actually show the best way to get these into your eyes as I have a major issue with getting them into my eyes because they are so soft and will conform with my finger almost any time I put them in. Thanks for video.
Thanks for the feedback. We have a video on how to put in and take out contact lenses. Also, our good friend Doctor Eye Health has some great videos on this as well. Hope it helps!
@@RyanReviewsOptometry I have the same problem with these contacts, put them in my eye, pull my finger away and the lens stays with my finger, soooo frustrating.
@@waynearnold83 i've been wearing lenses for astigmatism for about eight years , i've mainly been wearing acuvue moist's which are very soft and easily conform and stay with your finger , if you prioritise placing your lens on your index finger just behind your nail and keep it away from the fat of the tip of your finger they're less likely to stay and will leave your finger more easily , once you're used to that its easy .
For years I wore proclear by cooper but found I had more dryness at the end of my 12 hour night shifts as I got a lil older. Switched to clariti which I thought were better at first but after a year this is what I found. They were a little harder to put in than I was used to (32 years contact wearer so its not that I don’t know what I’m doing) Once in they stay put well but that also made them pretty hard to remove at the end of the day. There were a few times I injured my eye taking them out because they were so suctioned to my eyeball. Ouch!! Never had that happen with any other lens. I think this was also because they fit like a glove but didn’t stay as moist. Lastly the thing that is the total deal breaker for me is that makeup that would migrate throughout the day would stick to them so bad that I would often have to just replace the lens mid day because I couldn’t even clean it off. Again that was a first for all lenses I’ve used in the past. Trialing Precision 1 right now and hoping for a better fit but I may end back up with proclear until Cooper decides not to supply anymore.
You're welcome! There are a number of great daily and monthly options that are more comfortable than RGP lenses. Hopefully you and your eye doctor able to find one that is a good fit for you!
I have lots of issues getting the Clariti out of my eyes. I never had that issue with my daily Bausch and Lomb SofLens. Also, I can feel the Clariti in my eyes at various points in the day, which is annoying. Overall, I am disappointed.
Oh interesting, I experience the opposite. Taking out is very easy and it is sooooo comfortable during the day for me, I think it is so moist that is why.
Clariti 1 day is a value silicone hydrogel daily disposable that is easy to handle. I have fit patients in both products and they are satisfied based on the value.
I bought this daily basis contact lens. Can I use Bio true( Bausch+ lomb) solution to clean this contact lenses? and what is the expiry date of this lens? I mean Upto how many years can I use this daily basis contact lens?
Hello. If I wear daily lenses and one of them falls down as i’m trying to put it in my eye, am i able to use contact solution for rinse it off or can contact solution only be used to rinse off monthly contacts?
What are your thoughts on Clariti 1 Day contacts? Leave your feedback in the comments below!
I loved Dailies. Probably will go back to them.
I have tried Dailies Total 1 Multifocal and am now trying the Clariti Multifocal. The comfort of the Dailies can't be beat, but the vision quality I get with the Clariti lenses is much better so I'm not sure what I'll do. I can wear the Dailies for up to 16 hours no problem, but the Clariti lenses only about 12 hours.
I was excited to watch this as I am a brand new contact lens noob. I thought that you were going to actually show the best way to get these into your eyes as I have a major issue with getting them into my eyes because they are so soft and will conform with my finger almost any time I put them in. Thanks for video.
Thanks for the feedback. We have a video on how to put in and take out contact lenses. Also, our good friend Doctor Eye Health has some great videos on this as well. Hope it helps!
@@RyanReviewsOptometry I have the same problem with these contacts, put them in my eye, pull my finger away and the lens stays with my finger, soooo frustrating.
@@waynearnold83 i've been wearing lenses for astigmatism for about eight years , i've mainly been wearing acuvue moist's which are very soft and easily conform and stay with your finger , if you prioritise placing your lens on your index finger just behind your nail and keep it away from the fat of the tip of your finger they're less likely to stay and will leave your finger more easily , once you're used to that its easy .
For years I wore proclear by cooper but found I had more dryness at the end of my 12 hour night shifts as I got a lil older. Switched to clariti which I thought were better at first but after a year this is what I found. They were a little harder to put in than I was used to (32 years contact wearer so its not that I don’t know what I’m doing) Once in they stay put well but that also made them pretty hard to remove at the end of the day. There were a few times I injured my eye taking them out because they were so suctioned to my eyeball. Ouch!! Never had that happen with any other lens. I think this was also because they fit like a glove but didn’t stay as moist. Lastly the thing that is the total deal breaker for me is that makeup that would migrate throughout the day would stick to them so bad that I would often have to just replace the lens mid day because I couldn’t even clean it off. Again that was a first for all lenses I’ve used in the past. Trialing Precision 1 right now and hoping for a better fit but I may end back up with proclear until Cooper decides not to supply anymore.
Thank you for this! I just tried RGP lenses as I wanted crystal clear vision and it just isn't for me. These seem so much better!
You're welcome! There are a number of great daily and monthly options that are more comfortable than RGP lenses. Hopefully you and your eye doctor able to find one that is a good fit for you!
The thing is any other contact lenses won't fit my eye because my eye power is - 2.75 curve is 8.6 and dia is 14.1
Love these contacts!
I used Biofinity Toric, how does Clariti 1 day Toric will compare to these in comfort?
I have lots of issues getting the Clariti out of my eyes. I never had that issue with my daily Bausch and Lomb SofLens. Also, I can feel the Clariti in my eyes at various points in the day, which is annoying. Overall, I am disappointed.
Oh interesting, I experience the opposite. Taking out is very easy and it is sooooo comfortable during the day for me, I think it is so moist that is why.
Thank you for sharing. What contact lenses did you end up with?
How is the regular clarti 1 day disposable compared to acuvue moist and are they easy to get in and out of ur eye?
Clariti 1 day is a value silicone hydrogel daily disposable that is easy to handle. I have fit patients in both products and they are satisfied based on the value.
I bought this daily basis contact lens.
Can I use Bio true( Bausch+ lomb) solution to clean this contact lenses? and what is the expiry date of this lens? I mean Upto how many years can I use this daily basis contact lens?
Hello. If I wear daily lenses and one of them falls down as i’m trying to put it in my eye, am i able to use contact solution for rinse it off or can contact solution only be used to rinse off monthly contacts?
También, no hay problema. 👀
Yes, you can do so.
Difficult to remove.
Vision in one eye left is not clear enough.
Follow up with your eye doctor for a custom solution.