Size & design
Yurial Water Brown Monthly vs 1 Day vs Max: Sizes and Packs
i-DOL Yurial Water Brown standard monthly, Water Brown 1 Day 10p and Max Water Brown are three separate product versions. Their recorded graphics are 12.8, 13.2 and 13.3 mm respectively, and their package counts and other specifications differ. Keep Monthly, 1 Day and Max attached to the shade name before comparing appearance or rebuilding a previous order.
In this guide
- Identify which Water Brown version you intend to buy
- Compare all three specification sets
- Understand what changes from standard monthly to 1 Day
- Understand what Max adds to the comparison
- Compare the Water Brown artwork without assuming a matched result
- Build the routine and quantity around the confirmed version
- Save a version-specific record for checkout and delivery
- Questions and answers
Identify which Water Brown version you intend to buy
The exact pages are Yurial Water Brown monthly, Yurial Water Brown 1 Day 10p and Yurial Max Water Brown. A note saying the Water Brown one cannot reliably distinguish them.
Separate an exact reorder from a version change
If you want the same lens again, recover the full name from the previous order or package before searching. If you want to explore a daily routine or a different graphic size, record that as an intended model comparison rather than letting a shortened title make the change for you.
The 1 Day marker identifies the daily entry. Max remains a monthly product in the current record. A larger graphic is not the same decision as choosing daily replacement, even though the daily and Max graphic measurements happen to be close.
The i-DOL family map helps when Yurial is being confused with Canna Roze or Eyeis. This guide narrows the question to the three named Water Brown versions.
Compare all three specification sets
The following values were checked in KPOP2 product fields on September 11, 2026. Each column belongs to an exact listing and should stay connected to its full name.
| Recorded detail | Water Brown monthly | Water Brown 1 Day 10p | Max Water Brown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Replacement | Monthly | Daily | Monthly |
| Individual lenses per box | 1 | 10 | 1 |
| Graphic diameter | 12.8 mm | 13.2 mm | 13.3 mm |
| Overall diameter | 14.0 mm | 14.2 mm | 14.2 mm |
| Base curve | 8.6 mm | 8.6 mm | 8.7 mm |
| Listed material | HEMA | Silicone Hydrogel | HEMA |
| Water content | 38% | 43% | 43% |
| Listed power range | 0.00 to −10.00 | 0.00 to −10.00 | 0.00 to −10.00 |
Read the full column before using a shared value
The daily and Max entries share a 14.2 mm overall diameter and 43% water field, but differ in base curve, material, replacement and lens count. The standard monthly and daily entries share an 8.6 mm base curve while other details change.
No single matching row establishes an equivalent model. The FDA's buying guidance recommends professional confirmation before accepting a substitution. Use the whole column to identify the candidate in that discussion.
Understand what changes from standard monthly to 1 Day
The daily version's graphic is 0.4 mm wider across than the standard monthly graphic, and its complete lens diameter is 0.2 mm larger. The material label changes from HEMA to Silicone Hydrogel, and the package count changes from one lens to ten.
Do not describe the daily version as only a bigger box
The ten-lens count is a supply difference, but it sits alongside a different specification set and replacement format. Copying an old monthly quantity or instruction into the daily purchase would ignore those changes.
For two eyes with the same confirmed selection, a suitable daily ten-lens box contains five two-eye sets. The standard monthly product requires two one-lens boxes to supply two lenses. For different powers in single-power boxes, the daily purchase needs a separate box at each required power, while the monthly purchase needs one one-lens box at each selection for a pair.
The 10p, 20p and 30p guide explains daily supply. The Canna Roze version comparison provides another example where a familiar shade name hides several changes beyond packaging.
Understand what Max adds to the comparison
Max Water Brown has a 13.3 mm graphic, compared with the standard monthly version's 12.8 mm. Its overall diameter and base curve also differ, while both remain monthly one-lens-box products.
Keep the 0.1 mm daily-versus-Max difference in perspective
Max's graphic is only 0.1 mm wider across than the daily graphic, but that close measurement does not make the products almost the same lens. Their replacement category, base curve, material label and package count differ. The small graphic difference cannot erase those other rows.
Similarly, the 0.5 mm graphic difference between standard monthly and Max is not a measured amount of visible eye enlargement. The graphic-versus-overall-diameter guide helps label the two dimensions without turning either into a performance prediction.
For a same-shade Max comparison elsewhere in Yurial, use Max Earl Gray versus Earl Gray. It demonstrates why the modifier belongs in a complete product identity, but its values should not be copied into Water Brown's record.
Compare the Water Brown artwork without assuming a matched result
A shared shade name does not prove identical printed artwork or identical appearance on your eyes. Keep every photograph attached to standard monthly, 1 Day or Max before using it in a comparison.
Choose the visual question you want answered
If you want to investigate a larger printed extent, the graphic values provide useful context. If you want a lighter center, a quieter border or a particular brown tone, seek images that actually show those features. The name Water Brown does not quantify them.
Use close-ups for pattern detail and wider references for overall styling. If the available examples use different makeup or framing, acknowledge that the comparison does not isolate the lens alone. The customer-photo checklist helps organize the evidence.
For shade alternatives within Yurial, the Royal, Serum and Water Brown guide addresses a different decision. For a lighter-makeup brief, the no-makeup comparison guide helps you request a more relevant reference instead of projecting a studio image onto your own routine.
Build the routine and quantity around the confirmed version
The FDA's lens-type overview distinguishes single-use disposable schedules from planned replacement. Retain the correct supplied instructions for the selected Water Brown version rather than assuming one routine covers the whole family.
For the monthly products, obtain appropriate care-system advice and keep opening and replacement records. The FDA's care-solution guidance is a primary reference. The monthly rotation-record guide helps if several similar shades would otherwise become hard to track.
For any version, count the correctly selected individual lenses needed for each eye. Use the different-eye-power guide when the total quantity looks right but the distribution across powers is unclear. Confirm bundle wording before applying a one-box calculation.
The 38% and 43% water fields are not comfort ratings. The table also does not contain measured oxygen-transmission results or a controlled wear trial. If comfort is the reason for a change, use the exact candidate details and your experience in a professional discussion.
Save a version-specific record for checkout and delivery
Keep the complete name, URL, replacement category and individual-lens count together. Store the current required selections privately. Add the graphic diameter with its label if that feature matters to your styling comparison, but do not let it replace the full model identity.
The shared 0.00 to −10.00 range endpoints do not guarantee every live option or stock selection. Check the exact page and use prescription verification for KPOP2's ordering process. Missing stock should not silently turn a standard monthly reorder into Max or 1 Day.
When the order arrives, compare the labels with the confirmation before opening the packages. The new-package checklist helps document any mismatch. Browse brown contacts or daily contacts for broader discovery, then return to the exact Water Brown version when the purchase details are settled.
A simple final cross-check is to read the version and package count aloud together: standard monthly, one lens; 1 Day, ten lenses; Max monthly, one lens. If your cart quantity was copied from a different one of those records, recalculate it before payment. The paired labels make a wrong-version purchase easier to notice than checking the familiar Water Brown shade on its own.
Questions and answers
Which Water Brown version is daily?
Yurial Water Brown 1 Day 10p is the daily entry. Standard Water Brown and Max Water Brown are listed as Monthly in the selected records.
Do standard monthly and Max contain one lens per box?
Yes. Each selected monthly product contains one individual lens. A two-eye purchase needs two correctly selected lenses, which means two one-lens boxes unless a clearly described bundle is being purchased.
Is 1 Day just the monthly lens in a ten-lens pack?
No. Graphic diameter, overall diameter, material and water-content fields also differ. Treat it as a separate model rather than copying the monthly specification and routine.
Does Max have the same graphic as 1 Day?
The recorded graphics differ: 13.3 mm for Max and 13.2 mm for 1 Day. That small difference does not establish matching artwork or equivalent fit.
Can the shared Water Brown name guarantee the same result?
No. Keep each image attached to its exact version and investigate the specific appearance feature you care about. The name alone cannot establish identical on-eye color.
What is the most useful final reorder check?
Match the full version name first, then confirm current required selections, replacement instructions and package quantity. A familiar shade should not conceal a change from Monthly to 1 Day or Max.
Product records checked September 11, 2026. AI-assisted guidance using KPOP2 product fields and the linked sources. Catalog images and design discussions are not controlled wear tests.
