Transitions® Color Touch™ by Essilor are photochromic lenses that automatically adapt to light, offering comfortable vision both indoors and outdoors. With a subtle colour tint, 5 available shades and 2 effects, they give prescription glasses a more modern and personal character.

Multifocal contact lenses for presbyopia feature multiple optical zones in a single lens covering near, intermediate, and distance vision. Learn how they work, which types are available, and what to consider before choosing the right lens for your lifestyle.

Toric contact lenses for astigmatism don't just correct your prescription, they're engineered to stay precisely oriented on the eye. Discover how stabilization technology works and when toric lenses make a real difference in everyday visual clarity and comfort.

Contact lenses for myopia offer clear distance vision and greater freedom in everyday life. See which lens types fit your routine best, what to consider before choosing, and which products stand out.

Contact lenses for presbyopia help support near, intermediate, and distance vision in one daily routine. See what to consider before choosing, explore suitable options, and discover relevant products and internal links.

Learn how to read a contact lens prescription correctly and understand what terms like BC, DIA, PWR, CYL and AXIS mean, so you can make safer and more informed choices.

Learn how to put in and remove contact lenses correctly, comfortably and safely. A practical guide with essential steps and useful tips to help you avoid common mistakes in everyday wear.

Daily or monthly contact lenses? Discover the main differences in comfort, hygiene, cost and practicality so you can choose the option that truly fits your lifestyle.

If you work out or play sports regularly, choosing the right contact lenses can make a big difference in comfort, vision stability, and everyday practicality. Not all contact lenses are equally suitable for every activity, as your needs may change depending on whether you run, lift weights, cycle, play team sports, or train outdoors. In this guide, you will learn which contact lenses are usually better suited for exercise and sports, and what you should keep in mind before choosing them.

Contact lenses for astigmatism are specially designed to correct vision when the cornea or natural lens of the eye does not have a perfectly symmetrical shape. Compared to standard contact lenses, they require more precise fitting and better stability in order to provide clear and consistent vision throughout the day. In this guide, you will learn what toric contact lenses are, how they work, and what you should know before choosing them.