4,674 devices · GMDN 47841
Soft corrective contact lenses designed for daily disposal are worn directly on the eye to address common vision issues like nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, or age-related vision changes. These lenses are made from breathable, water-absorbing materials that allow oxygen to reach the cornea while providing clear, temporary vision correction. Some may also include UV protection or tinting for cosmetic purposes or easier handling.
These lenses are classified as single-use devices and must be discarded after each wear. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they typically require compliance with safety standards for materials, oxygen permeability, and manufacturing processes to ensure eye safety and performance. Availability depends on local healthcare regulations and may require a prescription in certain markets.
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