Miru 1day Menicon Flat Pack
The ultimate in contact lens convenience. Designed with the wearer and environment in mind
Your sight, our vision
Breathable lenses made from a super-moist material for all day hydration and comfort
Miru 1day Menicon Flat Pack daily disposable soft lenses are made from a material that naturally attract and bond tightly with tears and resists drying out. They are also available in Multifocal and Toric options.
The slimmest contact lens packaging in the world
The contact lens packaging is convenient for travel and kinder to our planet, with 80% less waste compared to generic contact lenses. There are 30 daily lenses in every box, which is made from recycled materials used throughout the lens manufacturing process.
Miru 1day Menicon Flat Pack is easier to open than traditional blister packs by utilising Smart Touch™ Technology.* The lens is already facing the correct way up, so micro particles and oil on your fingers are less likely to get transferred to the surface of your eye.
What is Smart Touch™ Technology?
An innovative design where the lens is pinched, rather than scooped, from the blister. It is hygienic, as it eliminates the need to touch the lens inner surface thus reducing the risk of contaminating the lens. In addition, it is time saving, as it ensures that the lens is always facing the correct way up.
How to use Menicon Miru 1day Flat Pack contact lenses
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Tear along the perforated lines of the flat pack
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Carefully peel apart the two aluminium flaps
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Pinch the lens between your thumb and index finger
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Pull back your thumb so that the lens rests on the end of the index finger
1. Tear along the perforated lines of the flat pack
2. Carefully peel apart the two aluminium flaps
3. Pinch the lens between your thumb and index finger
4. Pull back your thumb so that the lens rests on the end of the index finger
Miru 1day Menicon Flat Pack Multifocal
This is designed to give wearers with presbyopia easy adaption with natural and smooth transitions through near, intermediate and far viewing. Miru 1day Menicon Flat Pack Multifocal also makes it easy to mix and match between spectacles and Flat Pack multifocal contact lens wear.
Miru 1day Menicon Flat Pack Toric
With the same convenience and comfort of the original Miru 1day Menicon Flat Pack,** the Miru 1day Menicon Flat Pack Toric is designed to give wearers with astigmatism constantly stable vision.
A sustainable future in sight
At Menicon we are working to make our eye care product development and manufacturing facilities more environmentally friendly. We are using our innovative technology born from this process to support our sustainability goals that extend beyond our facilities.***
The Miru 1day Menicon Flat Pack is a tangible part of our effort:
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Plastic used in the lens package has been reduced by approx. 80%
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Plastic used in the manufacturing process is approx. 99% recycled
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Packages are made from 100% recycled plastics
References
*Smart Touch Technology and Hygiene
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Dumbleton KA et al.: A multi-country assessment of compliance with daily disposable contact lens wear. Cont Lens Anterior Eye 36(6): 304-312, 2013
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Tan J, et al. Factors Affecting Microbial Contamination on the Back Surface of Worn Soft Contact Lenses. Optometry and Vision Science, 98(5): 512-517. 2021
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Nomachi M, et al. Evaluation of diminished microbial contamination in handling of a novel daily disposable flat pack contact lens. Eye and Contact Lens, 39(3): 234-238, 2013
**Convenience/Handling Claims
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Menicon data on file, 2022. Daily contact lens clinical study (n=33)
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Menicon data on file 2020 online patient experience survey, n=1540 consumers (n= 728 current daily disposable wearers and n= 812 non CL wearers).
***Sustainability Menicon Data and consumer insights
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Ghorbani-Mojarrad N et al.: Clinical Investigation of Flat Pack Toric Contact Lenses and Wearer Attitudes to Environmental Impact, Eye Contact Lens. 49(11): 475-482, 2023.
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Menicon data on file, 2022. Daily contact lens clinical study (n=33)
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Euromonitor International Voice of the Consumer:Sustainability Survey, fielded January to February 2023
