Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere)
Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere)
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Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) Details & Parameters
| Manufacturer: | CooperVision |
|---|---|
| Lens type: | 1-2 Week Disposable |
| Each box contains: | 6 lenses, a 3-month supply |
| Water Content: | 55% |
| Availability: | In stock |
| Cost per day: | $0.50 |
| Customer rating: | 9.8/10 |
| % Lens Material: | 45% methafilcon A |
| Diameters: | 14.2 mm |
| Base curves: | 8.3 mm, 8.6 mm, 8.8 mm, 8.9 mm |
| Sphere powers: | -10.00D, -9.50D, -9.00D, -8.50D, -8.00D, -7.75D, -7.50D, -7.25D, -7.00D, -6.75D, -6.50D, -6.25D, -6.00D, -5.75D, -5.50D, -5.25D, -5.00D, -4.75D, -4.50D, -4.25D, -4.00D, -3.75D, -3.50D, -3.25D, -3.00D, -2.75D, -2.50D, -2.25D, -2.00D, -1.75D, -1.50D, -1.25D, -1.00D, -0.75D, -0.50D, -0.25D, +0.25D, +0.50D, +0.75D, +1.00D, +1.25D, +1.50D, +1.75D, +2.00D, +2.25D, +2.50D, +2.75D, +3.00D, +3.25D, +3.50D, +3.75D, +4.00D, +4.25D, +4.50D, +4.75D, +5.00D, +5.25D, +5.50D, +5.75D, +6.00D, +6.25D, +6.50D, +6.75D, +7.00D, +7.25D, +7.50D, +7.75D, +8.00D |
| Same As: | Encore Sphere |
Product Information
Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) are weekly disposable contact lenses manufactured by CooperVision. Every day, more and more people are enjoying the superior comfort and vision quality of Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere). These remarkable lenses are a great choice when you're looking for a disposable soft contact lens that offers an ideal combination of convenience and performance. Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) lenses also feature CooperVision's patented UltraSync edge design, ensuring the comfort of great vision.
Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) lenses are tinted for ease of handling and will not change the color of your eye. The tint is simply designed to facilitate locating the contact lenses in solution.
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Questions about Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere)?
Who manufactures Vertex Sphere?
Vertex Sphere is manufactured by Coopervision.
Can I sleep in Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contacts?
No, you cannot sleep in Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere). Only sleep or nap in contact lenses designed for extended wear.
Are Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses good for dry eyes?
Yes, Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) are good for dry eyes because of its lower water content of 55%. If you have dry eyes, look for contacts with a lower water content, as they will dry less on the eye than contacts with a higher water content.
Are Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) extended-wear contacts?
No, Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) are not extended-wear contact lenses. Avoid sleeping or napping with them on.
Does 1-800-GET-LENS sell authentic Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses?
Yes, Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses purchased on 1-800-GET-LENS are 100% percent authentic.
Do I need my prescription to order Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere)?
Yes, you will need a prescription to order Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses. This applies to all contact lenses you purchase from 1-800-GET-LENS.
Are Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contacts tinted (aka 'handling tint), for improved visibility?
Yes, Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses are equipped with a light tint to make cleaning and inserting much easier.
How do I know if Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses are right for me?
It's best to schedule an appointment with your eye doctor to assess your eye health and determine if Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) are suitable for you.
How do I properly clean and store Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses?
Follow the cleaning and storage instructions found in the box. It may suggest using a multi-purpose lens solution and case to maintain hygiene and extend the lifespan of your lenses.
Are Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses comfortable to wear?
Yes, Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses are comfortable thanks to their advance lens material and design.
How often should I have an eye exam when wearing contact lenses?
We recommend getting an eye exam at least once a year or as advised by your eye doctor to ensure the ongoing health of your eyes and optimal contact lens prescription.
Can contact lenses correct nearsightedness and farsightedness?
Yes, contact lenses are designed to correct nearsightedness (myopia) and farsightedness (hyperopia).
Are there age restrictions for wearing Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses?
There are no specific age restrictions for wearing Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses; suitability is determined based on individual eye health and maturity to handle and care for the lenses.
Can I wear Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses if I have a history of eye infections?
We strongly suggest consulting with your eye care professional if you have a history of eye infections. Your eye doctor can determine if wearing contact lenses are suitable for you based on your specific condition and can provide guidance on proper hygiene practices.
Can I wear Vertex Sphere (Encore Sphere) contact lenses if I work on a computer all day?
Contact lenses can be worn while working on a computer but taking regular breaks, practicing the 20-20-20 rule (looking away from the screen every 20 minutes), and maintaining proper blinking are crucial to prevent eye strain and dryness.
Can I switch between different types or brands of contact lenses?
Switching between different types or brands of contact lenses should be done under the guidance of your eye care professional to ensure proper fit, vision correction, and optimal eye health.
What if I experience discomfort while wearing Vertex Sphere lenses?
If you experience discomfort or vision problems while wearing Vertex Sphere lenses, remove the lens and consult your eye care professional. It's important to remember that comfort and fit can vary between brands and lens types.
Can I wear makeup while using Vertex Sphere contact lenses?
Yes, you can wear makeup. Make sure you insert your contact lenses before applying makeup and remove them before taking off makeup.
What should I do if I feel my Vertex Sphere contact lenses are damaged?
If you believe your Vertex Sphere lenses are damaged, do not wear it. Using a damaged contact lens can harm your eye.
