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Frequency Xcel Toric
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Coopervision
From £11.53 /3 lenses
Based on a 12-month supply of lenses
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If you’re affected by astigmatism, you might have tried toric contact lenses before. Frequency Xcel toric contact lenses from CooperVision, one of the world’s most respected contact lens manufacturers, are different. Here’s why.
First, they use a unique shape and construction so that they position perfectly on your eye. Frequency Xcel toric contact lenses won’t rotate causing image distortion and blur. Second, at the same time, the lens needs to be able to move freely on the surface of your eye or it will be uncomfortable.
Frequency Xcel toric contact lenses combine an extremely high level of comfort with the technical capability of a brilliantly clear quality of vision.
But that doesn’t mean to say you have to sacrifice any comfort. During trials, CooperVision tell us that wearers said after one month of using Frequency Xcel toric contact lenses they were more comfortable than any other soft lens that they had previously tried.
Identical lenses are also sold by some high-street opticians such as Specsavers: Easyvision Monthly Standard Toric and Vision Express: Enhance H&V. We accept prescriptions for these when supplying Frequency Xcel Toric contact lenses.
So if you’re looking for a monthly disposable contact lens for astigmatism, talk to your optician about Frequency Xcel toric contact lenses. After your appointment, make sure you get a copy of your prescription so that you can get exactly the same contact lenses from us, from exactly the same manufacturer – just cheaper. - Reviews
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Customer Reviews
- Decent Lenses (Reviewed by Claire on 12/05/2011)
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Comfort Value for Money Vision I have dry eyes and these are the best I've tried yet for not drying out too quickly. Pretty comfortable....Read More...Hide - Frequency xcel toric will torture your eyes (Reviewed by lenswearer86 on 17/02/2011)
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Value for Money Vision Comfort I have been wearing contact lenses for 9 years and have gone through several brands. This one is by far the worst. I got a pack of 3 + an extra pair. I had to chuck away the first 3 pairs after a week because one of the each pair chipped for no apparent reason. The last one actually lasted me two whole weeks. But during the entire two weeks I had constant problems with it. First off, it sticks to my eyes like it's super glued. I felt like I was pinching my eyeballs when I took my lenses out. It also makes my eyes very, very sore. The first few times I cleaned my lenses thoroughly as I though there was some dirt on it. This didn't make it any better. I'm not sure what the problem is. I finally threw them away one night when they made my left eye sore as hell and it started tearing up badly....Read More...Hide - Good combination (Reviewed by BP on 30/04/2010)
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Vision Comfort Value for Money Are comfortable to wear all day every day and feel that AOSept Plus I have recently started using gives the lenses a thorough clean.
...Read More...Hide - Better than GRP (Reviewed by FR on 30/04/2010)
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Vision Comfort Value for Money On recommendation from my optician I changed from gas permeable lenses which I had for about 12 years. When I got them it wasn't possible to have soft lenses as I have astigmatism, but am so pleased things have changed. These new toric lenses are so much more comfortable, I don't have to screw my eyes up in windy weather, and they are much less likely to move about in my eye. However I do still find them a bit tricky to put in, and cleaning them is a little fiddly as they can curl up, but I'm sure I will get used to this over time. I certainly wouldn't change back again now!
...Read More...Hide - OK but not great (Reviewed by Fleety on 29/04/2010)
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Value for Money Vision Comfort I switched to these about 4 years ago (used to wear hard lenses). They are alright but I'm looking to switch to dailies, now there seems more choice....Read More...Hide
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