Large water content and dry eyes

Unfortunately this is a common myth that contact lenses are better suited with a large water content for dry eyes. Unfortunately, it's the other way around! The less water content in a contact lens, the better it is for dry eyes! This is simply because the contact lens to compensate for their own water supply, deprives the eye of water. The bigger now so is the water content of the contact lens, the greater their need - ergo it escapes the eye more water than a comparable lens with less water content.

It's just very sad that a manufacturer exactly wrong advertises its lenses and the customers even to fake, the more the better. (See update)

Contact lenses for dry eyes usually contain only small amounts between 30% and 40% water, but this here 59%. Ergo, this lens is not accurate for dry eyes!

Update: The review still refers to the old item description, which was (probably due to my version) changed from the manufacturer. In this old description was still advertised the fact that these lenses are particularly suitable for dry eyes. Since the article was still "Extreme H2O 59% Xtra (monthly lens for dry eyes)"