The best contact lenses for astigmatism
Toric contact lenses for astigmatism are shaped in a way that can match the irregular curvature typical of the astigmatic cornea and efficiently correct the refractive defect (a.k.a.: the fact that light does not strike the retina evenly) that causes blurred vision.
Toric contact lenses can correct both astigmatism and other visual defects that may accompany astigmatism - myopia or hyperopia.
What was once a rarity or only available as a custom product, was successfully developed and perfected by the best manufacturers (which are exactly those that you will find here at Lentiamo!). A wide selection of the best contact lenses for astigmatism is thus available for you at our e-shop. Simply fill your parameters in and wait for delivery! Awesome, isn't it?
To present you this list of our top toric contacts, we took into consideration both the opinions of our customers and the expertise of our own opticians and optometrists. Our customers choose these lenses again and again every month because of their comfort and their excellent visual performances. Our eye specialists recommend them because of their state-of-the-art design and modern formula. Last, but not least, is their price/quality ratio.
Scroll down and discover here our top-rated toric contact lenses!
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Biofinity Toric CooperVision
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Advantages
- Aquaform technology that guarantees a perfect level of lubrication throughout the day
- High oxygen permeability, thanks to the silicone-hydrogel material
- Available also in XR Toric version, for people with higher cylinder values
- Suitable for extended wear, after a consultation with an ophtalmologist
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Disadvantages
- Not suitable for wearers allergic to silicone.
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Suitable for
- Users who look for a very comfortable and breathable lens
- People who tend to fall asleep with their contacts in
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DAILIES AquaComfort Plus Toric
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Advantages
- A fresh pair of lenses everytime you need them, no disinfection required
- With easy handling tint
- Blink-activated moisture technology that keeps the lenses comfortable throughout the day
- Suitable for wearers who suffer from dry eyes
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Disadvantages
- Disposable daily lenses can't be reworn, once removed from the eye they must be discarded
- Less budget friendly than lenses with monthly or bi-weekly replacement
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Suitable for
- Users who need contact lenses to practice sports
- People with delicate eyes
- Users who prefer a mantainance-free product
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Air Optix Plus Hydraglyde for Astigmatism
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Advantages
- Comfort and clear vision without compromise thanks to the silicone-hydrogel material
- Their Precision Balance 8|4 exclusive design guarantees exceptional stability and visual acuity for the whole month
- With SmartShield technology that makes the lenses more resistant to lipid deposits and less subject to damage while maintaining optimal wettability
- Suitable for extended wear, after a consultation with an ophtalmologist
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Disadvantages
- Not suitable for wearers allergic to silicone.
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Suitable for
- Users who suffer from computer vision syndrome symptoms
- People who tend to fall asleep with their contacts in
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Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism
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Advantages
- Silky, stable and highly breathable thanks to Accelerated stabilization design and HYDRACLEAR Plus technology
- With Class 1 UV filter included
- Can be worn in day & night mode for a week after consultation with a specialist
- Slightly tinted for easier handling
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Disadvantages
- Less budget friendly than monthly lenses
- Not suitable for wearers allergic to silicone
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Suitable for
- Wearers who prefer a more frequent replacement
- People with delicate eyes
- New contacts users
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SofLens Toric
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Advantages
- With Lo-Torque design technology that provides exceptional stability and comfort throughout the day
- Easy handling tint
- Can be worn daily for one month or, after consultation with an ophtalmologist, in extended wear mode up to 7 days
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Disadvantages
- UV filter not included
- Lower oxygen transmissibility
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Suitable for
- Users with higher astigmatism values
- People with dry eyes
- Users allergic to silicone
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1-DAY Acuvue Moist for Astigmatism
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Advantages
- Opitmised to remain stable in the eye even with frequent eye ad head movements.
- With LACREON technology that ensures long-lasting moisture and optimal wear comfort
- UV filter included
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Disadvantages
- Not reusable
- More expensive than lenses with a longer replacement system
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Suitable for
- People who practice sports
- Users with more delicate eyes
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Air Optix for Astigmatism
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Advantages
- Thanks to their high breathability these lenses can be worn occasionally during sleep
- Higher water content and improved resistance against deposits
- Easy handling tint
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Disadvantages
- Not suitable for wearers allergic to silicone
- Discontinuing soon
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Suitable for
- People on a budget who still look for a top class product
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Proclear Toric CooperVision
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Advantages
- Ideal for eyes that need a higher moisture level thanks to their patented PC Technology
- Amongst the softest lenses on the market
- Available in multiple variants, to correct all visual impairments even with higher powers
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Disadvantages
- Not suitable for extended wear (day & night)
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Suitable for
- Users with delicate eyes
- Lens wearers who suffer from dry eye syndrome symptoms
- People on a budget
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Bausch + Lomb ULTRA for Astigmatism
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Advantages
- With MoistureSeal technology that prevents dry eyes and offers optimal wettability and comfort up to 16 hours
- Very flexible silicone-hydrogel material
- Unbeatable oxygen permeability
- Suitable for extended wear
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Disadvantages
- Not suitable for wearers allergic to silicone
- More expensive than other toric models
- No UV filter
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Suitable for
- Users who look for a top class product
- People who suffer from eyestrain due to digital screens
- People who tends to fall asleep with contacts in or wants a day & night product (after consultation with an ophtalmologist)
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Biotrue ONEday for Astigmatism
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Advantages
- Inspired by the natural physiology of your eyes
- Very high water content and comfort all day long
- Equipped with UV filter
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Disadvantages
- Available only within the most common parameters combinations
- Disposable daily lenses are more expensive on the long term compared to monthly lenses
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Suitable for
- Users with delicate eyes
- People who suffer from dry eye symptoms
- People who prefer a more frequent replacement
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What are the best contact lenses for astigmatism?
Toric contact lenses come in many sizes, materials and special characteristics that can vary depending on the manufacturer. We advise you to check with your eye care professional both the parameters that your lenses should have and which brand and model may be most suitable for your eye and your habits. To help you in your pursuit of your perfect lenses, we prepared this useful list that explores in depth our best selling contacts for astigmatism, each with their own pros and cons.
Where can I buy contact lenses for astigmatism?
At Lentiamo you will find a wide selection of daily, two-weekly and monthly contact lenses for astigmatics. Ordering is quick, safe and simple. Simply find your contact lenses, fill in the parameters, add your products to the shopping basket and confirm your purchase! No registration required to carry out your first order.
Are there cheap contact lenses for astigmatism?
Within our catalogue of contact lenses for astigmatism, we have something for every budget. You can find good quality toric contacts starting from £13.99. And if you are wondering if contact lenses with such an affordable price are a part of our top 10, the answer is yes! Unexpensive does mean quality, when you are purchasing at Lentiamo.
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