moodyPlus S Daily Contacts
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High oxygen, by design.
A self-developed AirWeb™ oxygen pathway network lets the cornea breathe freely. Here’s what the high-oxygen design is built to do:
a high-oxygen silicone hydrogel that lets more oxygen reach the cornea — a common factor in contact-lens redness.
3rd-gen Olifilcon A with AirWeb™ lens structure — lets the cornea breathe freely.
Dk/t figures per manufacturer lab data. Individual experience varies.
Stays moist when your eyes can’t.
Hydralink™ keeps your tear film stable through the conditions that dry other lenses out — long screens, fast wind and sweat.
ProblemHours on screens make you blink far less — tears stop spreading, the eye surface is left exposed, and dryness and fatigue set in.
Hydralink™Speeds up tear circulation so the water left under the lens keeps moving even when you barely blink.
ProblemCycling or running into fast wind dries the tear film in seconds.
Hydralink™Locks the water film in place to resist wind stripping the surface and stabilize the tear film at speed.
Same day, two timelines
Most lenses feel fine at 8 AM. What matters is how they feel at 9 PM — watch the difference build over a single day.
*High-oxygen silicone hydrogel (187.5 Dk/t) designed to reduce lens-related redness. Dk/t figures per manufacturer lab data; individual experience varies.
Premium-tier performance, without the premium price
| moody S | Premiumsilicone tier | Mid-rangesilicone | Entryordinary hydrogel | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silicone hydrogel material | ||||
| High oxygen · Dk/t 150+ | ||||
| Comfortable through 8 hr+ screen days | ||||
| Tear-circulation edge · low lens pressure | ||||
| High-oxygen design for less lens-related redness | ||||
| Factory-direct price | ||||
| Price per lens * | ≈ $0.92 |
≈ $1.80 | ≈ $1.30 | ≈ $0.80 |
Read it like this: premium-tier breathability is just the start. S-Series adds the tear-circulation edge and a high-oxygen design for less lens-related redness — at a factory-direct price the premium tier doesn’t touch.
* Per lens; market averages, approximate. Dk/t figures per manufacturer lab data. Tiers are market categories, not specific brands; based on current available data for mass-market lenses.
Diopter (Power) Conversion
Contact-lens power isn’t the same as your glasses prescription. Here’s how to convert it before you order.
No astigmatism
Lens power = Glasses power / (1 − 0.012 × Glasses power)Astigmatism < 0.75D
Add 1/2 of the astigmatism power to the sphere power first, then convert with the formula above.
Astigmatism ≥ 0.75D
Conversion isn’t recommended — custom toric lenses are suggested for clear, stable vision.
Guidance only. Round to the nearest available power, and when in doubt confirm with your eye-care professional or your latest prescription.