Total 30 Contact Lenses by Alcon
Total 30 is a premium monthly contact lens by Alcon, engineered with Water Gradient Technology — a breakthrough that creates a surface layer of nearly 100% water at the lens-eye interface. This means the part of the lens touching your eye feels as smooth and hydrated as the eye's own surface, delivering exceptional all-day comfort even during extended wear. Explore the full range of monthly contact lenses or browse all contact lenses at ContactLensDirect.com.
Total 30
A monthly silicone hydrogel lens with Water Gradient Technology for wearers with nearsightedness or farsightedness. Designed for up to 30 days of daily wear, it provides outstanding breathability and sustained surface moisture from morning to night. Available in 6-lens packs.
Total 30 for Astigmatism
A monthly toric lens combining Water Gradient Technology with a precision-engineered stabilization design for wearers with astigmatism. Delivers the same exceptional surface comfort as the standard Total 30, with stable, clear vision throughout the day. Available in 6-lens packs.
Order Total 30 contact lenses online at ContactLensDirect.com with free delivery on every order. Also explore other premium monthly contact lenses including Biofinity and Air Optix.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Total 30 different from other monthly lenses?
Total 30 uses Water Gradient Technology, which creates a surface layer of nearly 100% water at the point of contact with the eye. This is unique among monthly lenses and results in a noticeably smoother, more comfortable wearing experience — particularly during long wear periods.
Can I wear Total 30 lenses overnight?
Total 30 is approved for daily wear only — lenses should be removed and stored in solution each night. Always follow your eye care professional's guidance on wear schedule.
Is Total 30 available for astigmatism?
Yes — Total 30 for Astigmatism is available and offers the same Water Gradient comfort with a toric design for stable vision correction. Check your prescription for cylinder and axis values to confirm you need a toric lens.

