Opzie Omnifocal* is the innovative daily disposable lens that adapts to your eyes, whatever your age. Whether you’re getting older and finding it difficult to see close up (presbyopia), or you’re a child whose prescription is changing rapidly due to short-sightedness (myopia), this lens always offers clear and comfortable vision. Read more
As an eye care professional who prioritises the very best quality, you want to know exactly what you are prescribing to your clients in the consultation room. The OPZIE Omnifocal Daily Lens has been designed with the utmost surgical precision to meet the highest, most modern optical standards. The sleek, wafer-thin design with an ultra-thin ‘tapered edge’ ensures a seamless fit and minimal interaction with the eyelids. This immediately results in razor-sharp and stable vision, regardless of the wearer’s activity. The lens combines a superior moisture content with an integrated UV blocker to protect the eye’s tissues.
Opzie Omnifocal, a pioneering day lens that adapts to the changing needs of the wearer. This innovative lens offers both effective myopia control for children and an excellent solution for presbyopia in adults. Its advanced optical design, combined with the latest hydration technologies, makes Opzie Omnifocal the new standard for multifocal day lenses.
What sets Opzie Omnifocal apart from traditional multifocal lenses is the use of Extended Depth of Focus (EDOF) optics. This technology provides a sharp and smooth image, without
the unwanted side effects, such as halos or glare often associated with conventional lenses. The uniqueparabolic design ensures consistent performance regardless of the size of
pupil or light conditions. Whether young or elderly users, they always enjoy natural and stable vision.
In addition to optical innovation, Opzie Omnifocal offers an advanced design with an ultra-thin 'tapered edge' that minimises interaction between the lens and the eyelid. This ensures unprecedented comfort even during long days. The lens is made of Etafilcon A, a hydrogel material containing 58% water content, which contributes to excellent oxygen permeability and long-lasting comfort.
One of Opzie Omnifocal's most advanced features is its innovative TripleTear™ wetting system, which ensures long-term hydration and stability. This system consists of three components:
This innovative system makes Opzie Omnifocal an excellent choice for wearers prone to dry eyes.
What makes Opzie Omnifocal so unique is its wide applicability. For children, the lens helps manage the progression of myopia. The PROTECT study shows that these lenses reduce the increase in prescription by an average of 89% and axis length by as much as 58% (results from year 1 of a 3-year clinical study).
For adults with presbyopia, the lens offers a smooth transition between near and far, making it possible to perform 92% of daily activities without reading glasses.
Optometrists and contact lens specialists can easily fit Opzie Omnifocal, thanks to a carefully developed fitting protocol.
The lens has an impressive first-fit success rate which makes the fitting process fast and effective. Moreover, the lens is available in a wide prescription range and is PFAS-free, meeting the growing demand for PFAS-free products.
With a prescription range of +4.00D to -12.25D and a universal addition up to +8.00, Opzie Omnifocal is suitable for a wide range of users.
Astigmatism is a common aberration affecting around 40% of adults . With a success rate of 83%, Opzie corrects astigmatism down to -3.00D and up to-2.00D even by 100%.
Type: Daily disposable lenses
Radius: 8.30 mm
Power: +4.25 dpt to -12.25 dpt
Diameter: 14.50 mm
Material: Hydrogel (Etafilcon A)
Water content: 58%
UV blocker: Yes
CMD: 0.08 @ -3.00
Tint: light blue
Sag: 3905 (20°C), 3843 (35°C)
OPZIE Omnifocal is a soft multifocal daily disposable lens with an EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus) design. The lens is intended for daily use and is discarded after wear. It is used to correct presbyopia and, under professional supervision, for myopia management in children. The EDOF design is intended to provide a wider area of focus than a standard single-vision lens, enabling clear vision at multiple distances. The lens is made from hydrogel (Etafilcon A) with a water content of 58% and features an integrated UV blocker. OPZIE Omnifocal must always be fitted and checked by a professional. The contact lens specialist or optometrist will determine whether the lens is suitable for the wearer’s vision needs and eyes.
OPZIE Omnifocal may be suitable for adults with presbyopia and for children for whom myopia control is being considered. The lens may also be of interest to wearers looking for a daily disposable lens that supports multiple viewing distances. Not everyone is automatically suitable: the lens must be professionally fitted and checked. Factors such as eye health, the tear film, prescription strength, any astigmatism, wearing time and daily visual needs all play a part. For children, myopia control is always a supervised process, involving regular check-ups. The contact lens specialist or optometrist will assess whether OPZIE Omnifocal is suitable for the individual wearer and what expectations are associated with it. If you are unsure whether the lens is suitable, have this assessed during a fitting.
EDOF stands for Extended Depth of Focus. This design is intended to create a wider area of focus than a standard single-vision contact lens, resulting in a smoother transition between different viewing distances. This differs from some traditional multifocal designs with clearly separated zones for near and far vision. This does not mean that the lens works better for everyone; multifocal and EDOF lenses must be properly fitted and may take some getting used to. In practice, the contact lens specialist assesses whether the design suits the wearer’s visual needs and eyes. The ultimate suitability depends on the fitting and the individual wearer’s response. The EDOF design is one of the features of OPZIE Omnifocal.
Yes, OPZIE Omnifocal can be used for presbyopia, provided the eyes are suitable for contact lenses. Presbyopia is an age-related condition in which it becomes more difficult to focus at close range. The multifocal EDOF design is intended to support a smooth transition between viewing distances. Always have the lens assessed to ensure it suits the wearer’s vision needs and eye health. The lens must be fitted by a professional, and an adaptation period may be required. The contact lens specialist or optometrist will work with the wearer to determine whether OPZIE Omnifocal is a suitable choice and whether the EDOF design meets their daily visual needs. This ensures the lens is used in a way that suits the individual’s situation.
OPZIE Omnifocal can be used under professional supervision to help manage myopia in children. Scientific research suggests that certain specialised contact lenses can slow the progression of myopia in children, although the extent of the effect varies depending on the treatment and the individual child. Myopia control is therefore always a supervised process, involving regular checks of prescription strength, axial length, wearing behaviour and eye health. The lens is part of that process and not a stand-alone solution. Discuss with your contact lens specialist, optometrist or OPZIE to determine whether Omnifocal is suitable for your child, and what checks and expectations are involved. In this way, the lens is used as part of a responsible myopia management programme, tailored to the child’s development.
Not quite. OPZIE Omnifocal uses an EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus) design. This differs from some traditional multifocal designs with clearly separated zones for near and far vision. The EDOF design is intended to provide a wider, smoother range of focus. This does not mean that the lens works better for everyone: every multifocal or EDOF lens must be properly fitted and may take some getting used to. Which lens works best varies from person to person and depends on the eyes, visual needs and the fitting. The contact lens specialist or optometrist will assess which design is suitable for the wearer. In practice, you can use trial lenses to check whether OPZIE Omnifocal meets the wearer’s visual needs before switching them over to this lens.
Yes. OPZIE Omnifocal is a daily disposable lens. You use a new pair of lenses every day and discard them after wearing. Do not reuse daily disposable lenses or store them in lens solution for the next day. Wearing daily disposable lenses for longer than one day may cause discomfort or other problems. As the lenses are discarded after use, daily disposable lenses do not usually require a separate cleaning or storage solution. Always wash and dry your hands before inserting or removing the lenses, and follow the instructions provided by your contact lens specialist. If your eyes feel dry whilst wearing the lenses, you can use suitable moisturising eye drops, as advised. Discard the lenses at the end of each day’s wear.
OPZIE Omnifocal has a base curve (radius) of 8.30 mm and a diameter of 14.50 mm. The power range extends from +4.25 dpt to -12.25 dpt, in 0.25 dpt increments, with universal addition. The lens is made from hydrogel (Etafilcon A) with a water content of 58% and features an integrated UV blocker and a light blue handling tint. Additional technical specifications include a CMD of 0.08 at -3.00 and a sag of 3905 at 20 °C and 3843 at 35 °C. Thanks to the wide power range and universal addition, the lens can be fitted for a broad group of wearers. The contact lens specialist or optometrist determines, based on the fitting, which power and fit are suitable for the wearer’s eyes and visual needs.
OPZIE Omnifocal is fitted by a professional. The lens is available in a wide range of powers with a universal addition, making it suitable for a broad group of wearers. Trial lenses are available in a 10-pack for fitting purposes, in addition to the retail pack of 30. This allows you to fit and adjust the lens in the practice before switching a wearer over to it. The lens is PFAS-free.
