Making GP and custom soft lenses

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Select a lens type below if you know what you’re looking for. Otherwise, you can explore a brief overview of all the lens options.

Corneal GP Lenses

Is your vision when wearing glasses or soft contact lenses not as crisp and clear as you want it to be? Corneal gas permeable (GP) lenses may be for you.

Orthokeratology

For people who are tired of wearing contact lenses or glasses all day long and do not want to commit to vision correction surgery, ortho-k is the ideal solution.

Scleral Lenses

Have you tried various contact lenses without success due to poor comfort or quality of vision? If so, you should discuss scleral lenses as an option with your provider.

Custom Soft Lenses

Custom soft contact lenses provide a special fit for eyes with complex or high prescriptions, need custom tinting, or have a unique shape. These lenses can be tailored to your needs.

Hybrid Lenses

Hybrid contact lenses aim to provide the comfort of a soft contact lens with the optical quality of a rigid GP lens. These lenses consist of a soft outer skirt and a center with rigid plastic.

Explore All Options

There are few limitations to contact lens wear. Establishing your goals is key to finding the best fit for you. Your eye doctor may recommend any of the following options.

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Breaking it Down: A Quick Overview of Contact Lens Options

1. Soft Contact Lenses Soft contact lenses are best for patients who have never been diagnosed with any eye conditions and have no history of severe trauma or infections to the eyes. Soft contact lenses are manufactured in a wide range of prescriptions and can correct…

Wearing glasses? You’re missing out on many benefits of custom contact lenses. Look and see your best with contact lenses!

“My doctor told me about scleral lenses because my eyes are so dry. Before getting these lenses I couldn’t even go outside because the air and wind hurt my eyes so bad. Now I can go to ball games and be outside and the wind doesn’t even bother me. [My doctors] even say that the surface of my eye is mostly healed because I wear them. The contacts have changed my life.”

Geneva Collins
Filamentary Keratitis