Clariti Contact Lenses

Clariti 1 Day are daily disposable silicone hydrogel contact lenses from CooperVision, designed to deliver premium breathability and comfort at an accessible price. They use WetLoc Technology, which permanently bonds water molecules to the lens surface during manufacture, maintaining consistent hydration throughout the day without any surface wetting agents. The Clariti range includes sphere, toric, and multifocal variants, all available in 30-pack and 90-pack formats.

WetLoc Technology permanently bonds water molecules to the Clariti lens surface at the point of manufacture, so the lens stays consistently hydrated from the moment you insert it to the last minute of wear. Because WetLoc is built into the lens material itself rather than added as a wetting agent in the packaging solution, the moisture level does not diminish during the wearing period. This makes Clariti 1 Day a strong choice for wearers who experience afternoon dryness with other daily contact lenses.

Yes. Clariti 1 Day Toric are daily silicone hydrogel toric contact lenses for astigmatism. They use the same WetLoc Technology as the standard Clariti 1 Day lens for all-day comfort, combined with a toric design that maintains accurate, stable orientation on the eye throughout the day. Clariti 1 Day Toric is a particularly good option for astigmatic wearers who want a daily disposable contact lens without sacrificing visual precision.

Both Clariti 1 Day and MyDay are CooperVision silicone hydrogel daily contact lenses, but MyDay is the premium tier. Clariti 1 Day uses WetLoc Technology for strong all-day hydration at a competitive price. MyDay uses Aquaform technology for all day comfort. MyDay is often recommended for wearers with higher comfort demands or more sensitive eyes, while Clariti 1 Day offers premium silicone hydrogel performance at a more accessible price.

Yes. Clariti 1 Day contact lenses include UV-A and UV-B blocking properties, reducing the amount of ultraviolet radiation that reaches the eye during outdoor activities. Contact lenses do not cover the full eye surface, however, so UV-blocking contact lenses should always be worn alongside UV-blocking sunglasses for complete protection during extended sun exposure.