SAPHIR RX MONTHLY DISPOSABLE CONTACT LENSES (3 LENSES)
Saphir Rx is a silicone hydrogel lens, featuring a comfortable high water content, low dehydration material with a highly lubricious surface (CoF = 0.09). Its low modulus (0.29 Mpa) adds to the comfort of the lens whilst ensuring vision quality and easy handling throughout the lens’ life cycle.
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1000229
Data sheet
- Colored
- No
- Package Items
- 3
- Oxygen Permeability
- 60 Dk/t
- Frequency
- Monthly
- Lens Technology
- Filcon V3
- Lens Material
- Silicon-Hydrogel
- Corrects
- Single Vision
- Model No
- SAPHIR RX SPHERIC
- Line
- Saphir
- Manufacturer
- Markennovy
- Parallax
- cr-blue
cr-sil-hydrogel
Specific References
- EAN13
- 1000229
- MPN
- 1000229
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Saphir Rx is a silicone hydrogel lens, featuring a comfortable high water content, low dehydration material with a highly lubricious surface (CoF = 0.09). Its low modulus (0.29 Mpa) adds to the comfort of the lens whilst ensuring vision quality and easy handling throughout the lens’ life cycle.Saphir Rx is a monthly soft contact lens individually made with Silicone Hydrogel, the most advanced material on the market, which maximises oxygen flow to the eye. Its unique combination of comfort, breathability and vision quality suits even the most demanding contact lens user.
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Saphir Rx is a silicone hydrogel lens, featuring a comfortable high water content, low dehydration material with a highly lubricious surface (CoF = 0.09). Its low modulus (0.29 Mpa) adds to the comfort of the lens whilst ensuring vision quality and easy handling throughout the lens’ life cycle.