Aspire® monthly disposable lenses

Let your eyes breathe*

A clear vision for Victory in every game!

Aspire® Monthly Disposable Contact Lenses for Everyday Use: Let Your Eyes Breathe*

Welcome to the world of Aspire® lenses from CooperVision, where we believe in the power of letting your eyes breathe while wearing contact lenses. Our range of SiHy monthly disposable lenses can be worn every day and is available in affordable options*. Taking care of your eye health and allowing you to focus on your work without any hassle.

Why Choose Aspire® Monthly Disposable Lenses?

Five features that you'll love

Eye Health: These lenses allow 100% oxygen* to flow through your eyes, maintain healthy eyes¹, and reduce complications and risks associated with hypoxia.

Increased Comfort: Higher oxygen transmissibility leads to higher comfort and reduced risk of end-of-day discomfort while wearing the lenses for extended hours every day.

Clearer Vision: The Aberration Neutralizing System™ in the lenses is designed to enhance the vision quality by minimizing unwanted optical imperfections.

Advanced Material: Aspire lenses are made of 3^rd generation silicone hydrogel material, naturally attracting water molecules, keeping the lens surface moist throughout the day and resulting in reduced dryness issues

Suitable for a wide range of prescriptions: Available for various vision correction needs and suitable for a wide range of people, including toric powers and high prescription powers up to -20.00 spherical and -5.75 cylindrical.

Our premium monthly disposable lenses are Aspire® PRO- Featuring the unique Aquaform® Technology.

Our Aspire® AIR lenses offer all the comfort and benefits of silicone hydrogel at an affordable price.

Note: Monthly disposable lenses require cleaning daily or before each use, unlike daily disposable lenses. Disinfect them with the lens cleaning solution and store them in a clean contact lens case.

* During daily wear.

References:
* Applys to the AIR variant
1 Brennan NA. Beyond Flux: Total Corneal Oxygen Consumption as an Index of Corneal Oxygenation During Contact Lens Wear. Optom Vis Sci. 2005;82(6):467-472.