ODAtlas
Contact lens specifications reference for optometrists
Compare contact lens specifications from Alcon, Bausch + Lomb, CooperVision and Johnson & Johnson Vision side by side: base curve, diameter, powers, oxygen (Dk) and replacement schedule. New here? Start with the guides.
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Bausch + Lomb
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CooperVision
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J&J Acuvue
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A fast contact lens reference for eye care practitioners
ODAtlas is a free quick-reference tool for optometrists, opticians, contact lens technicians and students. It brings the everyday numbers of contact lens practice into one place: side-by-side specifications from the major manufacturers, chairside calculators for vertex conversion, cylinder transposition and radius/dioptre conversion, and a lookup for common ophthalmic medications. Everything is built to load fast and be readable at a glance during a busy clinic.
The tables above compare products from Alcon, Bausch + Lomb, CooperVision and Johnson & Johnson Vision on the parameters that matter: base curve, diameter, power range, oxygen performance (Dk), and wear and replacement schedules. Use the brand filters to jump to a manufacturer, sort any column to rank products on a single attribute, or search to find a specific lens.
Learn the reasoning behind the data
Numbers are only useful if you know what they mean. Our growing library of plain-language guides explains the clinical thinking behind the reference tables:
- How to read a contact lens specification: every column explained.
- Understanding Dk, Dk/t & oxygen transmissibility: what the oxygen numbers really tell you.
- Vertex distance conversion: why spectacle and contact lens powers differ.
- Replacement schedules compared: daily, two-week and monthly trade-offs.
- Toric & astigmatism basics and multifocal fitting basics.
Browse all guides & references →
Is ODAtlas free to use?
Yes. ODAtlas is a free reference tool. No account or personal data is required to use it. See our privacy notice.
Who is ODAtlas for?
Eye care practitioners and students (optometrists, dispensing opticians, contact lens opticians and technicians) who need a quick, reliable lookup for lens specifications and everyday calculations.
Is ODAtlas affiliated with the manufacturers?
No. ODAtlas is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any contact lens manufacturer. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. See our disclaimer.
ODAtlas is a convenience reference and does not replace manufacturer documentation or clinical judgement. Always verify specifications and dosing against official sources before prescribing. See our full disclaimer.