Johnson & Johnson Acuvue 2 Lenses

Pros: UV protection, 1-2-3 inside out stamp, individually sealed blister packs, visibility tint.
Cons: Weren’t comfortable to sleep in.

I am thoroughly convinced that the optometrist that examined me is a complete moron. For the past 15 years my eye prescription has been -2.00 in both eyes and all of a sudden this new doc is telling me that my left eye is -2.25 and my right eye is ...

Pros: Comfort, Visibility, Protection, and Price
Cons: Very fragile and one defected lens.

It all started last year during the first quarter of the school year that it became clear to me that I had some lousy vision. Not wanting to get classes because everyone knows that glasses are not cool, I gutted it out and tried to keep the...

Pros: Very comfortable and easy to insert correctly. I can wear them overnight!
Cons: I can wear them overnight!

I’ve worn contacts for about 20 years. My first set were saucer sized ones, which you took out every night, played chemistry class with, then put into this special little contact lens cooker which you plugged into the wall, to get them clean. What a...

Pros: Comfortable, Color Options, DID I MENTION COMFORTABLE?
Cons: Fairly Poor Water Retention

The memory of about two years ago is still vivid in my mind. I used to wear glasses... That is, only sometimes I did. Life was a real pain when I wore glasses only some of the time. That's because I looked bad in glasses! So, one day I decided that it ...

Pros: 123 indicator, very comfortable, widely available
Cons: none

In the last few months I have been making the transition from glasses to contact lenses. After wearing my glasses for almost 10 years, it was not an easy switch. The process of putting lenses in and taking them out can be difficult at first, as I am...

Pros: Comfortable, very easy maintenance, toss after two weeks, easy to order on line
Cons: Hard to read that tiny 123 indicator without glasses or magnifying glass

I stopped wearing contacts about 8 years ago because cleaning and maintaining them was such a hassle ...

Pros: comfort, disposable, blue tint
Cons: can't read the 123 - I'm blind as a bat!

I have been a contact lense wearer since eighth grade (about eighteen years worth) so I've been through just about every style and type of contact lense that there has been. I never really did well with hard lenses or even gas permeables - believe me, I...

Pros: Excellent comfort...the 1-2-3 system
Cons: Can be very pricey

I've worn contacts for years. Since, I am such a picky person, I have tried at least seven different brands over the years, in SEARCH of the perfect contact lens.

I think I've FINALLY found it.....

Acuvue 2 is a disposable...

Pros: Comfortable, easy to put in/take out, vast vision improvement
Cons: Fall out regularly, numbering system is a pain, does irritate at times

My opthalmologist told me that Acuvue 2 contact lenses can actually give you better-than-perfect vision. No joke.

By this I don't mean superhuman sight or the eyes of an eagle. You don't usually get much better than 20/15. But still, it's...

Pros: Comfortable, Easy to Insert, Tinted, No Cleaning!
Cons: None

I have been wearing contact lenses for 16 years. I remember the days when I had to clean them, rub them, rinse them, put them in the heater, use enzyme cleaner once a week, etc. Boy am I glad those days are gone!

I have been wearing Acuvue...

Pros: Toss it when you are through
Cons: Safe to wear for long periods? Jury still out on that

Recently, I went to the eye doctor to renew my prescription for contact lenses. In the past I had worn non-disposable soft, which I hated, and Acuvue disposables. I LOVED my Acuvues! I was surprised when she said they had improved...

Pros: Easy to put in and pull out
Cons: Wear and tear- easily!

So you're thinking about contact lenses? I have been using J&J's Acuve contact lenses for about three years now and have recently converted to the newer version: J&J's Acuve 2. Now if you ask me, I can't see much of a difference except in the durability...

Pros: easy to use, give you a clear view
Cons: get dry at the end of the day, fragile

I have been wearing contacts for about 5 years now. In the past, I have always used Bausch and Lomb, but recently my eye doctor suggested I try Acuvue 2. Within the first day of wearing my new lenses, I already could see a difference!

EASY...

Pros: Dependable eyesight.
Cons: Gotta get used to the fishing around in the eye again.

It's been at least 12 years since I was last fitted for contacts, or even tried wearing them. I figured with kids in diapers, why go around sticking your fingers in your eyes? And then there was the cost, the inconvenience, the multiple cleansing...

Pros: Their 2 week disposables last much longer than two weeks!
Cons: I wish I had more free coupons!

Until a couple of months ago, I had never found a pair of contacts that didn’t irritate me. They all seem to be sticking out, on their way to fall out, or just plain-irritating. I got a coupon for a free trial pair from Johnson & Johnson. It was attached...