Nike MAXSIGHT

Nike MAXSIGHT is a contact lens specially made for athletes. It is a revolutionary tinted soft contact lens for daily wear that need to be replaced monthly. The lenses provide excellent visual performance benefits that help eliminate distortion and improves field of vision.

The contacts cover your entire pupil and are available in two glare-reducing tints that also increase contrasts. This is achieved by selective filtering of light, where most of the blue light is filtered.

The grey-green lens is ideal for sports played in bright sunlight (golf, running, rugby) and amber is superior for fast-moving ball sports in variable light conditions (baseball, soccer, tennis). Both come in corrective and non-corrective versions.

The lenses are the result of a partnership between Nike and Bausch & Lomb and the perfect choice for athletes and recreational wearers.

Nike Maxsight has been discontinued

Acuvue Oasys with Transitions – An alternative to Nike Maxsight

No more midday squinting or nighttime halos and starbursts! We’re thrilled to introduce the latest innovation from Johnson & Johnson—ACUVUE® OASYS Contact Lenses with Transitions™ Light Intelligent Technology™.

Buy ACUVUE OASYS with Transitions

These advanced lenses adjust the light entering your eyes, whether indoors or outdoors, including filtering blue light from screens. They subtly darken in response to UV and HEV light, providing extra protection without noticeably altering the look of your eyes.

Professional baseball player Bryce Harper

Johnson & Johnson Vision has collaborated with professional baseball player Bryce Harper where he has served as an “ambassador” for Acuvue Oasys with Transitions. Harper wore the Acuvue Oasys with Transitions on the field during the 2019 baseball season.

“My eyes have to be in tip-top shape to recognize pitches at bat and to react quickly in the field, in all types of lighting conditions. Since I’ve been wearing Acuvue Oasys with Transitions to get ready for the season, I’m able to squint less and see more.”