Water gradient material makes the difference
The unique water gradient lens material, exclusive to TOTAL1™ contact lenses forms a gentle cushion of moisture to support contact lens comfort. It is designed to gradually increase water content near the lens surface, approaching almost 100% at the outer surface of the lens, creating lenses so soft they feel like nothing.*.
SmarTears® technology for tear film stability
This innovative technology features the intuitive release of an ingredient found in the natural tears from the lens into the tear film. SmarTears® Technology is designed to help deliver hydration support, thus prevent dryness even on your longest days.
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*Based on nearly 90% of wearers agreed with the statement ‘while wearing these lenses I sometimes forget I have them on’ (Perez-Gomez) - Applicable to Sphere.
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