Customized Soft Contact Lenses

Customized Soft Contact Lenses

Custom soft contact lenses are designed to meet the unique needs of an individual’s eyes, taking into account factors such as prescription, corneal curvature, and specific visual requirements. These lenses offer several benefits for those who require vision correction or have specific eye conditions.

Custom-made contacts are available both in rigid gas permeable (RGP or GP) and soft lens materials, and may be able to provide sharper vision and greater wearing comfort than regular GP or soft lenses.

Key Benefits of Custom Soft Contact Lenses:

Precise Vision Correction: Custom soft contact lenses are designed to fit your prescription and provide accurate and clean vision correction for a variety of refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, presbyopia, etc.

Comfort: A custom soft lens is made from a soft, flexible material that is soft on the eye and often comfortable to wear.

Reduced Lens Movement: A perfect fit keeps the lens in place on the eye. This helps to prevent lens movement when blinking and moving the eyes. This helps to keep your vision stable and comfortable.

Enhanced Peripheral Vision: In addition, custom soft lenses can offer superior peripheral vision, providing a more natural and wider field of view than optical glasses.

Improved Fit: These lenses are designed to fit your eye shape and size. A properly fitted lens can help reduce eye irritation, discomfort, and dryness.

Specialized Designs: Custom soft lenses can incorporate specialized designs for specific eye conditions. For example: Toric Lenses, Multifocal Lenses, Colored Lenses, Post-Surgery Lenses

Regular Replacement Schedules: Custom Soft lenses can be tailored to quarterly to bi-annual monthly lens replacement plans..

Comfort for Dry Eyes: Custom Soft Lenses with Moisture Retaining Technology can be prescribed to patients with Dry Eye Syndrome or other conditions that lead to dryness in the eyes.

Customized Soft Contact Lenses are Prescried to Correct Refractive Errors such as:

• Myopia (short-sightedness)
• Hyperopia (long-sightedness)
• Astigmatism