Acuvue 2 6 Pack

Acuvue 2 are bi-weekly disposable contact lenses from Johnson & Johnson, available for myopia and hyperopia correction. Made from Etafilcon A hydrogel with 58% water content, they feature an INFINITY EDGE™ design for all-day comfort, Class 2 UV protection, and a blue visibility tint for easy handling. They have been manufactured since 1998 and remain a widely used, trusted lens option.

Acuvue 2 contacts are bi-weekly — each pair is designed for up to two weeks of daily wear before replacement. They are not monthly lenses and should not be worn beyond the two-week replacement schedule.

No. Acuvue 2 contacts are daily wear lenses only and are not approved for overnight or extended wear. They must be removed, cleaned, and stored each night before sleep. Wearing these lenses overnight increases the risk of eye discomfort and infection.

Each box of Acuvue 2 6 Pack contains 6 lenses — a 3-month supply for one eye. For a full year's supply for both eyes you will need 8 boxes — 4 boxes per eye.

No. Acuvue 2 contacts have been in continuous production since 1998 and remain available. They are one of Johnson & Johnson's longest-running contact lens products.

Yes. Acuvue 2 lenses are available for both myopia (nearsightedness) and hyperopia (farsightedness) correction.

No. Acuvue 2 lenses are designed for myopia and hyperopia only. For astigmatism correction, Johnson & Johnson offers Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism and 1-Day Acuvue Moist for Astigmatism — both specifically designed toric lenses. Consult your eye care professional to confirm which lens is appropriate for your prescription.

Yes. Acuvue 2 lenses offer Class 2 UV protection, blocking approximately 88% of UVA rays and 99% of UVB rays. Contact lenses do not cover the entire eye and should not replace UV-protective sunglasses or eyewear.

Acuvue 2 lenses have a Dk/t value of 33. Dk/t measures how much oxygen passes through a lens to reach the eye — a higher value means more oxygen transmission. As a hydrogel lens, Acuvue 2 has a lower Dk/t than silicone hydrogel alternatives.

Acuvue 2 lenses are made from Etafilcon A, a hydrogel material with 58% water content. This provides a soft, lightweight lens with good comfort and reliable optical clarity throughout the two-week wear period.

Acuvue 2 lenses have a 58% water content which supports a degree of on-eye hydration during daily wear. However, they do not incorporate the advanced moisture-retention technologies found in newer silicone hydrogel lenses such as Acuvue Oasys with HYDRACLEAR® PLUS. Wearers with significant dry eye symptoms may wish to discuss whether a more moisture-focused lens option is appropriate with their eye care professional. Individual results vary.

Acuvue 2 lenses are made from a soft, smooth hydrogel material and include the INFINITY EDGE™ design to minimize friction during blinking — features that many wearers with sensitive eyes find comfortable. Individual sensitivity varies — always consult your eye care professional to confirm the best lens for your needs.

Yes. Acuvue 2 lenses are generally suitable for most sports and physical activities. The Class 2 UV protection provides a useful level of defense during outdoor activities. For water sports, lenses should be removed before entering the water. For contact sports or activities with a risk of eye injury, appropriate protective eyewear should be worn. Consult your eye care professional for sport-specific guidance.

No. It is not recommended to wear any contact lenses while swimming, showering, or in contact with water of any kind. Water — including tap water, pool water, and natural bodies of water — can harbour microorganisms that may adhere to lens surfaces and increase the risk of serious eye infections. Remove lenses before any water-based activity.

Acuvue 2 lenses provide clear vision correction across a range of conditions including low light. Contact lenses do not inherently reduce or enhance night vision — the quality of your night vision depends primarily on your prescription accuracy and eye health. If you are experiencing difficulty with night driving, consult your eye care professional.

Yes. Acuvue 2 lenses are well-suited for new contact lens wearers. The blue visibility tint makes lenses easier to see and locate in the packaging, and the inside-out indicator helps ensure correct orientation before insertion. Your eye care professional will demonstrate insertion and removal technique as part of your contact lens fitting.

One box of Acuvue 2 6 Pack provides 6 lenses — a 3-month supply for one eye on a bi-weekly replacement schedule. For occasional wearers who use lenses less frequently, the per-lens supply may last longer. However, note that Acuvue 2 requires nightly removal and proper cleaning and storage, which is worth considering for travel.

Acuvue 2 is a proven, long-standing bi-weekly hydrogel lens offering reliable vision correction, Class 2 UV protection, and comfortable daily wear. Compared to silicone hydrogel bi-weekly alternatives, the Dk/t value is lower and UV protection is Class 2 rather than Class 1. For wearers who prioritize oxygen permeability, advanced moisture retention, or higher UV protection, a silicone hydrogel option may be worth discussing with your eye care professional.

Yes. A valid contact lens prescription from a licensed eye care professional is required to purchase Acuvue 2 lenses. Contact lenses are regulated medical devices. WebEyeCare will verify your prescription according to the current rules and regulations.

As with all contact lenses, improper use or handling can lead to dryness, discomfort, irritation, redness, or in more serious cases, eye infections or corneal complications. These risks are minimized by following the recommended wear schedule, maintaining proper hygiene, and never wearing the lenses beyond the two-week replacement schedule. If you experience persistent discomfort, redness, or changes in vision, remove the lenses and consult your eye care professional promptly.

Acuvue 2 lenses are made from Etafilcon A hydrogel with 58% water content and an INFINITY EDGE™ design that helps minimize friction during blinking. Many wearers find them soft, lightweight, and comfortable for daily wear, although comfort can vary by individual.