Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses — moodyPlus S Series
Silicone hydrogel
187.5 Dk/t high oxygen
Daily & Monthly
Silicone hydrogel
A silicone hydrogel core, the material eye-care pros reach for when oxygen matters
High oxygen
187.5 Dk/t high oxygen, designed to reduce lens-related redness on long days
Who it's for
Made for long-screen days
187.5 Dk/t oxygen flow
Silicone hydrogel core
Made for long screen days
Silicone hydrogel at up to 187.5 Dk/t (150 daily) keeps oxygen flowing through your longest days — designed to keep eyes comfortable and reduce lens-related redness. 44–47% water plus Hydralink™ holds moisture without stealing tears, and UV-filtering is built in.
Choose your pack
Pick a pack, then your Diopter.
Start with daily or monthly, then choose your power. Different power per eye? Add one Diopter first, then add the other as a second box.
moodyPlus S Monthly Contacts
$29.99 USD
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Different power for each eye? Add one Diopter first, then add the other as a second box.
The numbers, in plain words
What the S actually feels like
Material
Silicone hydrogel
Lets more oxygen reach your cornea than older hydrogel materials.
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Oxygen (Dk/t)
187.5
High oxygen, designed to reduce lens-related redness during extended wear.
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Replacement
Daily & Monthly
Pick fresh-every-day, or a monthly rhythm once it fits your routine.
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Compare the range
S, A and M side by side
| S Series | A Series | M Series | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material | Silicone hydrogel | Thin-profile hydrogel | Everyday hydrogel |
| Water content | 44–47% | 38% | 55% |
| Center thickness | — | 0.03 mm | — |
| Oxygen (Dk/t) | 187.5 | 39.63 | 24.6 (daily) |
| Replacement | Daily & Monthly | Daily | Daily & Monthly |
| Best for | High oxygen, long screen days | Thin, light, dry-prone eyes | New wearers, easy daily |
Figures shown as — are not published for that series. Every moodyPlus lens is made in an FDA-registered facility. Not sure which fits? Take our fit quiz.
Before you order
Questions before checkout?
Do I need a prescription?+
Use the prescription or lens parameters from your eye-care professional. Choose your Diopter, base curve, diameter, and replacement schedule before checkout.
What if my two eyes have different powers?+
Add one Diopter first, then add the other Diopter as a second box.
Daily or monthly — which should I choose?+
Daily lenses are simple and fresh for each wear day. Monthly lenses are better once you already know the lens fits your routine.


