Alcon Contact Lenses at The Eye Lab
Alcon Contact Lenses at The Eye Lab
Alcon is a global eye-care leader with a seventy-five-year history of excellence and innovation. Alcon contact lenses are known for their advanced technology and comfort.

Introduction to Alcon Contact Lenses

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Explore Our Range of Alcon Contact Lenses
Multifocal Lenses
As you age, you may experience Presbyopia – a condition that makes it hard for your eyes to focus. Multifocal contact lenses help you see clearly at varying distances. Alcon’s multifocal lenses are aspheric, a design that naturally corrects the distortion in your vision and allows you to see better, even on the periphery and in dim light.

Toric Lenses for Astigmatism
Daily Disposable Lenses
Extended Wear Lenses
Why Choose Alcon Contact Lenses from The Eye Lab
We offer personalised advice, custom fittings, and expert guidance in the heart of Melbourne. Our contact lens consultations will help you easily transition from glasses to contacts.


Caring for Your Alcon Contact Lenses
Caring for your Alcon contact lenses will depend on your prescribed lens type. Our team of optometrists will create your personalised cleaning and care schedule during your consultation. However, general care tips for Alcon reusable contact lenses include:
- Wash your hands thoroughly before and after handling your reusable Alcon contact lenses to prevent the transfer of dirt or oils to the lenses.
- Always use the recommended contact lens solution to clean and disinfect your Alcon lenses daily.
- Store your Alcon contact lenses in a clean, disinfected case with a fresh contact solution that you replace daily.
Alcon Contact Lenses FAQs
How do I know which Alcon lens is right for me?
Can I wear contact lenses if I have dry eyes or Astigmatism?
How often should I replace my Alcon contact lenses?
What should I do if I experience discomfort with my lenses?
If you experience any discomfort with your lenses:
- Remove the lens and inspect it for any damage or debris.
- Clean the lens with your recommended contact lens solution.
- Reinsert the lens if it looks clean and intact.
If discomfort persists, apply lubricating eye drops approved for contact lens use. - Rest your eyes by wearing glasses instead of lenses for a while.
- If discomfort continues, visit your eye-care professional for expert and personalised advice.