Yes, you need a prescription from your ophthalmologist to buy contact lenses at your pharmacy. You'll need to know your prescription beforehand.

The most important thing is to know your prescription and make sure the lenses are compatible with your eyes.
If it's your first time, consult your optician or optometrist to find out which type of contact lens is best for you.

HydroPlus is designed to provide daily hydration and comfort in dry environments or in front of screens.
HighOxygen lenses, on the other hand, allow more oxygen to pass through to the eye, making them ideal for users who wear contact lenses for many hours at a time.

During purchase you can select the prescription separately for each eye .
You just have to choose “right eye” choose the prescription and add it
to the cart and “left eye” add the corresponding graduation and
add it to the cart.
If both eyes have the same prescription, you can order a single pack.

Our HydroPlus contact lenses are made from a hydrogel containing 58% water and 42% etafilcon. Our HighOxygen lenses, on the other hand, are made from a silicone hydrogel containing 50% water and 50% toufilcon. Both comply with European regulations.

Yes. Both our HydroPlus and HighOxygen ranges are designed for users with dry or sensitive eyes.
They use materials that retain moisture and allow for better oxygenation, reducing the feeling of dryness and improving all-day comfort.

Here we explain the most common terms in a contact lens prescription:

• OD : right eye
• OS : left eye
• SPH (Sphere) : your vision prescription (positive if you are farsighted, negative if you are nearsighted)
• CYL (Cylinder) : astigmatism correction
• AXIS (Axis) : orientation of astigmatism (from 0 to 180°)
• ADD : necessary if you need progressive or multifocal lenses
• BC (Base Curve) : curvature of the lens (usually between 8.0 and 10.0)
• DIA (Diameter) : size of the lens in mm (usually between 13–15 mm)

We currently offer single-vision spherical contact lenses, ranging from +6.00 to -12.00.
We do not have toric (for astigmatism) or multifocal lenses.

If you experience discomfort, redness, or blurred vision, remove your contact lenses immediately and check that they are properly inserted and in good condition.
If discomfort persists, discontinue use and contact your optometrist.
Remember: good hygiene and proper use are key to avoiding discomfort.

Yes, we currently only ship within Europe, but stay tuned for updates.

You will receive your order within 24 to 72 business hours after it leaves our warehouse. We will send you an email with the tracking number so you can always see where your order is.

We're here to help. Write to us at info@opticvue.es or use the contact form on our website.