Biomedics Contact Lenses: What the Line Offers Today

Biomedics is a long-standing soft contact-lens brand offering spherical, toric, and cosmetic lenses. The line includes disposable options in various replacement schedules, but exact formats and availability should be checked with manufacturers or an eye-care professional. Proper fitting, hygiene, and buying from authorized sellers are essential.

Biomedics at a glance

Biomedics is a long-standing brand of soft contact lenses that has offered a range of corrective and cosmetic lenses for many years. The line historically has been distributed through major contact-lens manufacturers and optical retailers; today it is associated with large suppliers in the market.

The brand includes everyday corrective lenses, specialty toric lenses for astigmatism, and color or cosmetic options. Packaging and retail channels have moved increasingly online, but prescription verification and proper fitting remain standard requirements.

Common models and what they do

Biomedics 55 Premier

Biomedics 55 Premier is a spherical lens design intended to correct common refractive errors (myopia or hyperopia) by helping focus incoming light on the retina. It was positioned as a comfortable soft lens option for routine vision correction.

Biomedics Toric

The Biomedics Toric model targets astigmatism. Toric lenses have a different curvature and stabilization features that help the lens maintain orientation on the eye, improving consistent visual clarity for people with irregular corneal shape.

Disposable formats and uses

Contact lenses are sold in a variety of replacement schedules today: daily disposables, two-week (biweekly) replacements, and monthly lenses are common across many brands. These different schedules balance convenience, cost, and hygiene. Some Biomedics-branded products have been marketed in disposable formats, but exact replacement schedules for each model should be confirmed from the current product labeling or your eye care practitioner. ¹

Color or decorative versions of soft lenses can change or enhance eye appearance. They are available as single-use (daily) or longer-wear disposables depending on the product.

Safety, fitting and care

A proper fit and prescription from an eye care professional are essential. Misfit or improper wear increases the risk of irritation or eye infection. Follow the manufacturer's recommended replacement schedule and cleaning regimen for reusable lenses. Avoid sleeping in soft lenses unless the lens is specifically approved for extended wear and your doctor has recommended it.

Buy lenses only from authorized retailers or your eye-care practitioner to ensure you receive authentic products and accurate prescription fulfillment.

Bottom line

Biomedics continues to represent a family of soft contact-lens options that address basic spherical correction, astigmatism, and cosmetic needs. For current product availability, replacement schedules, and fitting guidance, consult an eye-care professional or the manufacturer's up-to-date product information. ²

1. Confirm whether CooperVision (or which company) currently markets the Biomedics brand and the brand's current distributor status (as of 2025).
2. Verify current replacement schedules and which Biomedics models are offered as daily, bi-weekly, or monthly disposables (as of 2025).
3. Confirm that the specific product names referenced (Biomedics 55 Premier, Biomedics Toric) remain in production or list current equivalents if discontinued.