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Biofinity Energys®

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Help patients with symptoms of eye tiredness and dryness associated with digital device use wherever they are. With Biofinity®, you’re golden.*

Features

  • Innovative aspheric lens design and advanced material technology to help with “always on” lifestyles.
  • DigitalBoost™ Technology, an innovative single vision aspheric lens design, delivers a +0.3D boost to help with eye tiredness associated with digital device use.1
  • Aquaform® Technology locks in moisture providing proven, incredible comfort, which can help eyes feel less dry, even during times of reduced blinking such as when looking at a digital screen.1
  • For every Biofinity® lens you fit, we partner with Plastic Bank® to fund the collection, processing, and conversion of an equal amount of plastic, making Biofinity® net plastic neutral.†‡2

 

Wearers rated Biofinity Energys® 9 out of 10 for overall comfort.3

Phones, tablets and laptops—Biofinity Energys® is the monthly lens with the technology and comfort to take them all on.3

The latest research confirms that patients are spending a large portion of their days staring at screens, their eyes are feeling the impact, and they’re looking for solutions.4 In fact:

  • More than half of consumers surveyed say they spend on average 6 or more hours a day looking at a screen.5
  • 7 in 10 consumers surveyed experience symptoms associated with digital eye strain, and nearly 4 in 10 say they experience it multiple times per week or more—yet only 2 in 10 have proactively talked to their eye doctor about it.6,7
  • Of those who have digital eye strain, 99% had tried at least one method for reducing symptoms.8
  • More than half of contact lens wearers are interested in contact lenses designed to help with symptoms associated with digital eye strain.9

For additional insights into digital device use and its impact on the eyes, read A New Look at Digital Eye Strain research report.4

Don’t miss the golden opportunity to give patients what they want with Biofinity Energys® contact lenses.10
 

Lens Technology

DigitalBoost

DigitalBoost™ Technology

An innovative single vision aspheric lens design that delivers a +0.3D boost, which may help ease strain on ciliary muscles so the wearer can shift focus from on screen to off with less effort.

Aquaform Technology illustration

Aquaform® Technology

An advanced material technology that retains water from core to surface without the need for surface coating or added wetting agents in the lens material, resulting in incredible, all-day comfort.

Product Details

Material / H20 content
comfilcon A / 48%
Replacement schedule
Monthly
Oxygen transmissibility
171 Dk/t (at -3.00D)
Extended wear
Yes
Technology
DigitalBoost™ technology
Base curve
8.6
Diameter
14
Sphere power
+8.00D to -12.00D
(0.50D steps after +/-6.00D)
No Plano
Design
Aspheric lens design
Center thickness
0.08 @ -3.00D
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*US monthly single vision lens.
†Biofinity is defined as orders and includes Biofinity sphere, Biofinity Energys, Biofinity toric, Biofinity multifocal, Biofinity XR, Biofinity XR Toric, Biofinity toric multifocal product(s) sold and distributed by CooperVision in the US.
‡ Amount is defined as weight. Net plastic neutrality is established by purchasing credits from Plastic Bank. A credit represents the collection and conversion of one kilogram of plastic that may reach or be destined for waterways. CooperVision purchases credits equal to the weight of plastic in Biofinity orders in a specified time period. Biofinity plastic is determined by the weight of plastic in the blister, the lens, and the secondary package, including laminates, adhesives, and auxiliary inputs (e.g. ink).
§ Based on a statistically significant difference of the mean change in Accommodative Microfluctuations and when compared to a lens without DigitalBoost™ after reading on an iPhone 5 for 20 minutes held at a distance of 25 cm. Study conducted with Biofinity Energys® and sphere.

References:

1.    CVI data on file 2024.
2.    CVI Data on file, 2022.
3.    CVI data on file 2022. US in market assessment survey conducted by ECPs: N=150, patients wearing Biofinity Energys® contact lenses.
4.    CooperVision (February 2024). “A New Look at Digital Eye Strain”. Report of online survey results (2023): N=750, Vision corrected patients. US Adults Ages 18-44 who wear corrective spectacles and/or contact lenses.
5.    CVI data on file 2023. US online survey: N=750, Vision corrected patients. US Adults Ages 18-44 who wear corrective spectacles and/or contact lenses. 52% say the spend 6 hours or more.
6.    CVI data on file 2023. US online survey: N=750, Vision corrected patients US Adults Ages 18-44. 32% experience digital eye strain at least a few times a week. 6% experience digital eye strain every day.
7.    CVI data on file 2023. US online survey: N=750, Vision corrected patients. US Adults Ages 18-44 who wear corrective spectacles and/or contact lenses. 69% experience symptoms of digital eye strain at least once a week or less. 21% have brought up to their doctor their digital device use and how it affects their eyes.
8.    CVI data on file 2023. US online survey: N=516, Vision corrected patients US Adults Ages 18-44 who have digital eye strain at least once a week or less and wear corrective lenses.
9.    CVI data on file 2023. US online survey: N=750, Vision corrected patients. US Adults Ages 18-44 who wear corrective spectacles and/or contact lenses. Regardless of recommendations from their eye doctor, 56% interested/very interested.
10.    CVI data on file 2022. US in market assessment survey conducted by ECPs: N=83, habitual contact lens patients refit and new contact lens patients fit into Biofinity Energys® contact lenses after one week of wear. Overall satisfaction 9.0/10.
11.    Kajita M et al. Changes in accommodative micro-fluctuations after wearing contact lenses of different optical designs. Cont Lens Ant Eye (2020) In Press https://doi.org/10.1016/j.clae.2020.03.003.