Myopia Profile

Biofinity® Multifocal

This lens designs was originally designed for presbyopia and does not have any regulatory approvals for myopia control in children. When considered for off-label prescribing, the Biofinity® Multifocal lenses have a wide range of parameters and can be an option for children that don't fit or whose prescription is too high for other soft contact lens options. One randomized controlled trial showed efficacy and tolerance of children wearing the +2.50 D (centre-distance) design for slowing myopia progression. The +1.50 D design was also trialled and was found to not be effective. Another study with an historical control group showed efficacy for the Proclear® Multifocal +2.00 D (centre-distance) design. 

A toric design is available, but it has not been studied for its efficacy for control of myopia in the presence of astigmatism. Monthly replacement contact lenses can be suitable for individuals who understand and can demonstrate good contact lens hygiene.  

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Soft contact lenses
CooperVision
Biofinity Multifocal
Monthly multifocal soft contact lens
Centre-distance multifocal soft contact lens, with a continuous aspheric design from distance to near add, and various add powers available. Daily wear recommended for children.
-8.00D to +6.00D in 0.25D steps (0.50 steps after -6.00D). Toric powers available. Add powers +1.00D to +2.50D (0.50D steps). Available in D-lens and N-lens design, but only D-lens has been studied for myopia control.
Comfilcon A; silicone-hydrogel (48% water), Dk/t 142
14.0mm
8.6mm
Soft contact lenses

Biofinity® Multifocal Information

CooperVision does not endorse off label prescribing of interventions for myopia control.

Biofinity® Multifocal articles in Myopia Profile

BLINK study results: comparing +1.50 vs +2.50 add multifocal contact lenses for myopia controlThe much anticipated BLINK study has just been published! Hot off the press, we examine the results, how they compare to other CLs and more.Read Full Article Monthly replacement soft contact lens safety in children across 3 years in the BLINK studyThis 3-year study reported adverse events related to soft contact lens wear in children, indicating a high safety profile.Read Full Article Quality of life in contact lens wear: BLINK study survey resultsAn updated survey tool found good subjective acceptance of short-term multifocal contact lens wear for myopia control in the BLINK study. Read Full Article
BLINK study results: comparing +1.50 vs +2.50 add multifocal contact lenses for myopia controlThe much anticipated BLINK study has just been published! Hot off the press, we examine the results, how they compare to other CLs and more.Read Full Article