About Berry lenses

Know more about our Berry Lenses

MPC POLYMER feat. phosphorylcholine

Our Contact Lenses are made of MPC POLYMER or known as LIPIDURE PMB-MPC that is new polymer born from medical fields such as artificial cell membranes and artificial blood vessels.
It artificially synthesizes a type of human cell membrane protein, which has a stimulating effect with high bio-friendliness and safety

Hydrophilic molecules on the
surface of the contact lens form a layer
of moisture to reduce the feeling of dryness.
The moisture barrier shield reduces the
deposition of protein and foreign matter,
providing a clean fit and clear vision.
The moisture barrier reduces dryness
and keeps it moist, and it is softly fitted with
a flexible and soft material to relieve fatigue.

Do you know you need to convert your glasses grade to contact lens grade

if you have astigmatism, it can be added to your sphere for contact lens.

Contact Lens material available in the Market

HEMA
It is a Hydrophilic materials are commonly used in soft contact lenses in the market, it has low oxygen permeability that easily dry in when wearing.
SILICONE HYDROGEL
It has Combination of highly wetting hydrogel material with high oxygen transfer rate silicon material.
The protein deposition is less to the nonionic.
PHOSPHORYLCHOLINE (MPC)
It is a safe ingredient used in medical fields such as artificial cell membranes and artificial blood vessels.
It has a low foreign matter deposition and a soft fit.

Why water content is important to know when buying contact lens?

· The water content percentage of a contact lens is the content of moisture required to maintain the shape and function of the lens.
· It also serves as a basis if the contact lens is oxygen permeable, the more water the more oxygen from outside can enter to lens that needed by the eyes.
· In person with dry eyes, the more water content the more the contact lens become dry because the contact lens absorbs the water in the eyes to maintain its shape and function.

Our MPC POLYMER has UV blocking

Same as eyeglasses lens, our contact lenses has UV blocking capabilities
Ultraviolet rays penetrate deep into the skin at short wavelengths of less than 380 nm,
and can cause diseases such as wide keratosis, cataracts, and macular degeneration.

Harmful rays can be blocked by wearing UV blocking lens!

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