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Euclid Introduces Be Free® Day Lens, a New Silicone Hydrogel Daily Disposable for Myopia

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Euclid Vision Corporation (Euclid) introduced Be Free® Day lens, a new silicone hydrogel (SiHy) daily disposable innovated to support a practitioner’s myopia management portfolio.

Built on technology exclusively licensed from the Brien Holden Vision Institute (BHVI), Be Free® Day lenses are rooted in the optical science that underpins many of today’s most widely adopted myopia lens designs.

DESIGNED TO MEET THE GROWING NEED FOR MYOPIA CARE

Euclid makes Be Free® Day lenses available with a singular goal—to offer patients clear, comfortable vision supporting their myopia care routine. This daily disposable format offers practitioners a research-supported option that fits seamlessly into patient care routines.
“Myopia has become a global epidemic and early intervention is essential for protecting long-term visual health,” said Linda Chang, CEO of Euclid. “All patients deserve vision correction options that fit comfortably into their daily routines, and Euclid is excited to introduce our newest lens to continue to support optical health throughout their lives.”

DUAL ACTION, MULTISTEP TECHNOLOGY: ENGINEERED FOR VISION AND COMFORT

At the center of the design is BHVI’s dual action technology, a proprietary, gradual multi-step optical design engineered to support effective peripheral myopic defocus while maintaining high-quality central vision.
To promote reliable comfort throughout the day—critical for patient compliance—the lens incorporates an advanced biomimetic surface material designed to enhance wettability, resist deposits and support consistent daily wear. Be Free® Day lenses require no new fitting guide, equipment or workflow changes, allowing practices to adopt the lens seamlessly.
Visual performance and comfort are core features of Euclid’s Be Free® Day lens and are cited by 8 out of 10 patients as the reason they preferred the lens. The biomimetic surface material and silicone hydrogel properties help eyes feel less dry, relevant for today’s ever—increasing digital screen usage when there is typically reduced blinking.
“By partnering with BHVI, we bring together Euclid’s pioneering advancements in myopia correction and BHVI’s decades of research in myopia optics,” said Chang. “This collaboration led to the Be Free® Day lens, a daily disposable solution that combines science and innovation to give eye care professionals a powerful new option for myopia care during the most critical stages of visual development.”

SILICONE HYDROGEL PERFORMANCE, UV PROTECTION AND LENS PARAMETERS

To further enhance ocular health and comfort, Be Free® Day lenses are made from a silicone hydrogel material that offers high oxygen transmissibility (91 Dk / 114 Dk/t) and Class II UV protection. High oxygen transmissibility supports corneal physiology and is particularly important for active wearers. Engineered to fit like a standard spherical daily disposable soft lens, Be Free® Day lenses are available in spherical powers ranging from –0.50 D to –6.00 D (0.25 D steps). 10-lens trial packs are available to support adaptation and early patient experience.
For more information and product details on the Be Free® Day lens, visit euclidlenses.com/befreeday.

This article was created using several editorial tools, including AI, as part of the process. Human editors reviewed this content before publication.

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