PureVision 2 Multifocal 6 Pack — Monthly Contact Lens for Presbyopia

The Bausch + Lomb PureVision® 2 Multifocal 6 Pack — also referred to as PureVision 2 for Presbyopia — is Bausch + Lomb's flagship monthly multifocal contact lens, designed specifically for wearers whose near vision has been affected by presbyopia. It delivers clear, comfortable vision at near, intermediate, and distance in a single monthly silicone hydrogel lens — without reading glasses, without bifocals. Order PureVision 2 Multifocal online at contactlens365.com with 100% guaranteed authenticity, verified expiry dates, and fast same-day dispatch.

Presbyopia is the age-related loss of the eye's ability to focus on close objects — it typically begins in the early-to-mid forties and progresses gradually. For existing contact lens wearers, presbyopia presents a specific challenge: how to continue wearing lenses while accommodating the need for near correction. The PureVision 2 Multifocal solves this through its proprietary 3-Zone Progressive Design — a concentric lens architecture that simultaneously presents distance, intermediate, and near correction zones to the visual system, allowing the brain to select the appropriate focus for each viewing distance in real time. The result is a single lens that handles phone screens, computer monitors, and road signs with equal fluency.

Built on the high-performance Balafilcon A silicone hydrogel material with a Dk/t of 130, the PureVision 2 Multifocal allows exceptional levels of oxygen to reach the cornea — making it one of the most breathable monthly multifocal lenses available. This oxygen performance, combined with its approval for extended wear of up to 30 consecutive nights (subject to eye care professional guidance), makes it an unusually flexible lens. Two ADD power options — Low and High — cover the full clinical range of presbyopic correction from +0.75 D to +2.50 D.

Technical Specifications

Key Technology: 3-Zone Progressive Design & Balafilcon A

Together, the 3-Zone Progressive Design, Balafilcon A silicone hydrogel, and High Definition Optics address the three central requirements of a premium monthly multifocal contact lens for presbyopia: seamless vision at all distances, corneal health through oxygen performance, and visual quality in all lighting conditions. These properties explain why the PureVision 2 Multifocal has remained the reference monthly multifocal lens for eye care professionals fitting presbyopic patients in contact lenses.

Understanding ADD Powers: Low vs High

Every PureVision 2 Multifocal prescription includes an ADD power — the additional near correction component required to compensate for presbyopia. The PureVision 2 Multifocal is available in two ADD options, covering the full clinical range of presbyopic correction.

Who Is the PureVision 2 Multifocal For?

The PureVision 2 Multifocal monthly lens is the appropriate choice for established contact lens wearers whose vision now requires near correction alongside their existing spherical prescription. Its high oxygen performance, wide power range, and two ADD options make it suitable for the majority of presbyopic wearers.

The PureVision® 2 Lens Family

The PureVision 2 Multifocal is part of Bausch + Lomb's PureVision 2 range — a family of high-oxygen monthly silicone hydrogel lenses sharing the Balafilcon A platform. The full range is available at contactlens365.com.

How to Wear & Care for PureVision 2 Multifocal Lenses

Correct care and handling are essential for safe wear of any contact lens, including the PureVision 2 Multifocal. The following steps apply to daily wear use. For extended wear, your eye care professional will provide specific guidance that takes precedence over these general instructions.

• 1Wash and dry your hands before every lens handling session. Use soap and water, then dry with a clean lint-free towel. Do not handle lenses with wet or dirty hands.
• 2Inspect before insertion. Check each lens for tears, discolouration, or deformation. The handling tint makes the lens easy to see on your fingertip — confirm the lens forms a smooth, even bowl (not inside out) before proceeding.
• 3Insert and allow adaptation time. Place the lens on the cornea and blink normally. Multifocal lenses may require a brief neural adaptation period — the brain learns to select the appropriate focus zone. Most wearers adapt within a few days to two weeks of consistent daily wear.
• 4Rub and rinse after every removal. Rub both lens surfaces with multipurpose solution for at least 5 seconds per side, then rinse thoroughly. Always rub — regardless of the solution label — to remove deposits, protein, and debris.
• 5Store in fresh solution only. Empty the lens case completely before each refill. Never top up old solution — this dilutes the disinfecting agents and significantly increases the risk of contamination.
• 6Maintain your lens case daily. Rinse with multipurpose solution (never tap water), wipe with a clean tissue, and leave face-down to air dry. Replace the case every 1–3 months.
• 7Replace every 30 days. Note the date you open each lens. Do not extend the monthly replacement schedule regardless of how the lens feels — deposit accumulation affects both comfort and optical performance over time.
• 8For extended wear: Only sleep in PureVision 2 Multifocal lenses if your eye care professional has specifically assessed and approved extended wear for your eyes. Even with the lens's high Dk/t 130 oxygen performance, overnight wear requires individual evaluation and more frequent professional monitoring.
• 9Remove before water exposure. Always remove lenses before swimming, showering, or entering a hot tub. All water sources carry micro-organisms that can cause serious eye infections on a contact lens surface.

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Frequently Asked Questions — PureVision 2 Multifocal 6 Pack

This product page is prepared by contactlens365.com. Bausch + Lomb, PureVision, PureVision 2, Balafilcon A, 3-Zone Progressive Design, and High Definition Optics are trademarks of Bausch & Lomb Incorporated or its affiliates. Contact lenses are medical devices — always wear as prescribed by and under the supervision of a qualified eye care professional. Extended wear requires specific professional assessment and approval.