Bausch + Lomb

About Bausch + Lomb

Bausch + Lomb has worked in eye health for more than 170 years, and the range we carry shows how wide the company reaches. Contact lenses sit next to lens care fluids, and next to ophthalmic products written for use in practice. Few brands on this site span all three.

Contact lenses

The lens line is organized by pack size and by the kind of correction you need. Biotrue ONEday, Infuse and Soflens Daily Disposable come in 90 count boxes, each with a version for astigmatism or presbyopia. PureVision, SofLens and Ultra come in 6 count boxes, again with toric and multifocal versions, including Ultra Multifocal for Astigmatism. Your prescription names the family and the parameters.

Lens care and saline

Biotrue Multipurpose Solution is stocked as a two pack travel kit. ScleralFil is a preservative free saline in single use vials, packaged for scleral, soft and rigid gas permeable wearers who prefer a fresh vial each time rather than a multi dose bottle.

Prescription and practice items

We also list Bausch + Lomb ophthalmic solutions and ointments that require a prescription, including erythromycin ointment, tropicamide, proparacaine, and a dorzolamide with timolol solution. These are ordered under the direction of an eye care professional, and any question about whether one is right for you belongs in that conversation rather than here.

How to choose

Start with the prescription in your hand. Lens family, base curve, diameter and power are all specified there, and moving between families is a decision for your fitter rather than a shopping choice. For lens care, match the solution to the lens material you wear. If you are new to scleral lenses, single use saline vials are the usual starting point, because each vial is opened fresh and nothing is carried over from the day before.