Air Optix Contact Lenses by Alcon

Air Optix is Alcon's trusted range of monthly silicone hydrogel contact lenses, designed for wearers who want outstanding breathability and all-day comfort in a monthly format. With advanced moisture and deposit-resistance technologies, Air Optix lenses maintain clarity and comfort throughout the full 30-day wear cycle. Browse all monthly contact lenses or the complete range of contact lenses at ContactLensDirect.com.

Air Optix Plus HydraGlyde
The flagship Air Optix monthly lens, combining two complementary technologies for sustained comfort. HydraGlyde Moisture Matrix keeps the lens surface hydrated throughout the month, while SmartShield Technology creates a protective layer that resists lipid and protein deposits — keeping lenses feeling fresh from day one to day thirty. Available in standard and multifocal options.

Air Optix Night & Day
Alcon's extended wear monthly lens, FDA-approved for continuous wear of up to 30 nights and 31 days. Made with a highly oxygen-permeable silicone hydrogel material; Alcon lists a Dk/t of 175 at -3.00D. Overnight wear only as prescribed by your eye care professional. Read more: can you sleep in contact lenses?

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long can I wear Air Optix Plus HydraGlyde lenses?
Air Optix Plus HydraGlyde is designed for daily wear over a 30-day replacement cycle. Lenses should be removed and stored in solution each night. For overnight wear, Air Optix Night & Day is the approved option.

What is SmartShield Technology?
SmartShield Technology is a thin protective layer built into Air Optix Plus HydraGlyde lenses that resists the buildup of lipids and proteins from the tear film. This helps maintain lens clarity and comfort throughout the entire month of wear.

Can I sleep in Air Optix Night & Day?
Alcon states it is FDA-approved for daily wear and up to 30 nights of continuous wear, and that not everyone can sleep in lenses. The risk of serious problems is greater for extended wear than daily wear, so talk to your eye care professional before sleeping in any lens. Read more: can you sleep in contact lenses?