Patient Satisfaction with a Novel Daily Toric Contact Lens in Individuals with Previous Lens Failures.

Purpose: The primary purpose of this study is to assess the comfort and vision of Dailies Total1 Patients and Methods: In this prospective, non-comparative study, subjects aged 18 to 39 years with a history of unsuccessful previous astigmatism contact lens wear were recruited. Subjects were allocated and fitted with varying astigmatism powers of the Dailies Total1 Results: Sixty-five subjects (130 eyes) completed the study, of which 50 were female, and 15 were male, with a mean (± standard deviation) age of 29.5 ± 5 years. Overall, 87.69% of the subjects reported a positive rating for comfort and 92.31% for satisfaction with vision. 78% of respondents reported positive ratings for comfort throughout the day and 55% at the end of the day. Comfort while working on the computer and utilizing a cellphone was rated at 80% and 86%, respectively. 85% either agreed or strongly agreed that the lenses provided clear vision throughout the day, and 71% at the end of the day. Positive ratings for vision while on the computer and while using a cellphone were 87% and 91%, respectively. Of all participants, based on comfort and vision, 58% favored continuing to wear the lenses after the study. Conclusion: The results suggest that Dailies Total1