LENSRANG iWWi Hibiscus
$15.00
- Info
- Description
Power | 0.00 ~ -10.00
DIA | 14.2mm
G.DIA | 13.2mm
B.C | 8.6mm
W.C | 38%
Frequency | 1month
Material | HEMA
PCS | 2pcs(1Pack)
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SPECIFICATIONS
What`s MPC POLYMER?
LIPIDURE PMB-MPC is an innovative polymer developed from medical research, including applications like artificial cell membranes and blood vessels. It is a synthetic compound that mimics components of human cell membrane proteins, offering excellent biocompatibility and safety while minimizing irritation.
Hydrophilic molecules on the surface of the lens
form a layer of moisture to reduce dryness.
The moisture barrier helps reduce protein and foreign matter buildup, ensuring a clean fit and clear vision.
The moisture barrier helps prevent dryness and keeps the lens hydrated, while the soft and flexible material ensures a gentle fit that reduces eye fatigue.
Lens Material Characteristics: HEMA · A hydrophilic material commonly used in soft contact lenses for its comfort and moisture retention. Silicone Hydrogel · A blend of highly breathable silicone and moisture-retaining hydrogel, offering excellent oxygen permeability and reduced protein deposits due to its non-ionic properties. Phosphorylcholine (MPC) · A biocompatible material used in medical applications such as artificial cell membranes and blood vessels. It offers a soft, comfortable fit with minimal foreign matter buildup.
What is Water Content?
Water content refers to the amount of moisture a lens holds to maintain its shape and function comfortably throughout wear.
Which Water Content Is Right for Me?
Check if you: ○ Experience severe dryness. ○ Wear lenses for long periods (over 6 hours a day). ○ Have frequent eye discharge (oil, mucus, etc.). ○ Priority on comfort ○ Have difficulties handling lenses ○ Use one lens for over a month The more check items, the better the lens with a water content of 50% or less!Why Is UV Blocking Important?
Ultraviolet (UV) rays with wavelengths shorter than 380 nm can penetrate deep into the skin and cause conditions like keratosis, cataracts, and macular degeneration. Wearing lenses that block UV rays helps protect your eyes from these harmful effects!
