Quick answer

Choose Precision7 For Astigmatism if you want a dedicated toric lens with UV/blue light protection and a lower annual cost. Pick Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear Plus if you prioritize a proven silicone hydrogel material and a larger annual supply per box.

Material and comfort differences

Acuvue Oasys uses Senofilcon A (62% polymer), a well-known silicone hydrogel that balances oxygen transmission and moisture. Precision7 For Astigmatism uses serafilcon A (45% polymer), a different silicone hydrogel formulation. Both are designed for weekly replacement, but the material composition affects how the lens feels throughout the day.

If you have sensitive eyes or need extended wear flexibility, the higher polymer content in Acuvue Oasys may provide a more consistent moisture layer. Precision7's material is optimized specifically for astigmatism correction, which can improve lens stability on the eye.

Price and annual supply considerations

Price per box differs significantly: Precision7 For Astigmatism costs $95.19 per 27-pack (catalog comparison $139.99), while Acuvue Oasys costs $147.31 per 24-pack (catalog comparison $241.49). Because Precision7 comes in a 27-pack, you need 4 boxes for an annual supply, whereas Acuvue Oasys requires only 2 boxes.

The total annual cost is lower for Precision7, but Acuvue Oasys offers a higher lens count per box, which may simplify ordering for some users.

Key trade-offs between Precision7 For Astigmatism and Acuvue Oasys

  • Material composition: Acuvue Oasys has 62% polymer (Senofilcon A); Precision7 has 45% polymer (serafilcon A). Higher polymer content generally means more moisture retention, but lower content can mean a thinner lens edge.
  • Annual supply cost: Precision7 requires 4 boxes ($380.76 total) vs. Acuvue Oasys requiring 2 boxes ($294.62 total). Precision7 is cheaper per lens, but Acuvue Oasys has a lower total annual cost. Calculate your total annual cost based on your prescription and insurance coverage.
  • Special features: Precision7 offers UV and blue light protection; Acuvue Oasys does not advertise blue light filtering. Both provide UV protection, but only Precision7 explicitly adds blue light blocking.

Product facts at a glance

  • Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear Plus - 24 Pack: Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear Plus uses Senofilcon A material (62% polymer) and comes in a 24-pack. The higher polymer content and Hydraclear Plus technology help retain moisture, making these lenses a good choice for dry or sensitive eyes.

    Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear Plus - 24 Pack

    Acuvue Oasys with Hydraclear Plus - 24 Pack

  • Precision7 For Astigmatism - 27 pack: Precision7 For Astigmatism uses serafilcon A material (45% polymer) and comes in a 27-pack with UV and blue light protection. The lower polymer content and built-in UV/blue light protection make this lens ideal for astigmatism correction with added environmental shielding.

    Precision7 For Astigmatism - 27 pack

    Precision7 For Astigmatism - 27 pack

Which lens fits your needs?

Best for

  • Budget-conscious wearers who want a dedicated toric lens with blue light protection
  • Those who prefer a 27-pack box size for fewer reorders

Not for

  • Wearers who need the highest moisture retention or have very dry eyes (consider Acuvue Oasys instead)