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Benefits of Clarity One Day for New Contact Lens Wearers

As we navigate the ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, one unexpected consequence is a surge in interest in contact lenses, largely due to issues such as fogging glasses and a heightened focus on hygiene. This has led to an uptick in new contact lens wearers, a trend also driven by growing environmental awareness…

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As we navigate the ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, one unexpected consequence is a surge in interest in contact lenses, largely due to issues such as fogging glasses and a heightened focus on hygiene. This has led to an uptick in new contact lens wearers, a trend also driven by growing environmental awareness and an appetite for sustainable, budget-friendly products. In fact, a Nielsen study found that 73% of global consumers would change their consumption habits to reduce their environmental impact.

But how can eye care professionals cater to these emerging needs?

This is the question being explored in the latest episode of ECP Viewpoints from CooperVision, where Dr. Jennifer Stewart delve into the advantages of Clarity One Day contact lenses for first-time wearers.

Throughout the episode, the discussion revolves around:

  1. The appeal of Clarity One Day as a daily disposable lens made from breathable silicone hydrogel.
  2. The significance of the lens being net plastic neutral, appealing to eco-conscious patients.
  3. The versatility of Clarity One Day for new contact lens wearers.

Dr. Stewart comments during the conversation, “We’re not just meeting the needs of our patients’ eyesight with Clarity One Day. We’re addressing their desire for eco-friendly solutions and good corporate citizenship.” Most contact lens prescriptions at her office are daily disposables. Patients are choosing daily lenses more often than monthly or bi-weekly lens. “I think that now they put a higher priority on health, hygiene, cleanliness, and disposability,” Stewart said

Dr. Jennifer Stewart has been in the optometric community for almost 20 years as the owner of OD Perspectives. Dr. Jennifer Stewart, a leading authority in the field who brings their wealth of experience to this discussion. With an emphasis on sustainability, affordability, and hygiene, they shed light on why Clarity One Day lenses are great for new contact lens wearers.

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