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Real-world data highlights the effectiveness of novel multi-purpose solution for contact lens comfort

Kelsey Moroz

Real-world data presented at the 2024 American Academy of Optometry Annual Meeting underscores the positive impact of Biotrue Hydration Plus Multi-Purpose Solution (MPS) on enhancing the overall contact lens experience.

The data included 435 habitual soft contact lens users who tested the new MPS for 7 days, reporting their experiences through an online survey. Results showed that the majority (96.8%) agreed the solution kept lenses feeling clean, while 93.6% noted it helped prevent dryness. Over 90% of users reported the solution kept their eyes comfortable throughout the day, even during extended screen use.

Overall satisfaction exceeded 95%, with significant improvements in comfort, hydration, and the prevention of lens dryness compared to typical contact lens wear experiences. No adverse events were reported.

Reference
Reindel W, et al. Real World Evaluation of a Novel Multi-Purpose Solution in Soft Contact Lens Users. 2024 American Academy of Optometry Annual Meeting; November 6-9, 2024; Indianapolis, IN.

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