Sclerals: The New Normal?

This modality could be helpful for patients with healthy corneas, but concerns about its effect on corneal physiology still exist.

Get Started with Sclerals

Identifying candidates, picking a fitting set and knowing what to look for during a trial fitting will help you lay the groundwork for success.

Foggy with No Chance of Moisture

Poor front surface wettability and lens fogging can complicate scleral lens wear; identifying the cause can help you pick the right treatment strategy.

Post-keratoplasty: Consider Sclerals

Corneal GP lenses have traditionally been a go-to option for these cases, but some patients may benefit from another modality.

Lend Color to the Fit

The transition from soft lenses to GPs can be difficult, but this creative solution could win over some of your patients.

Avoid the Near Miss

Understanding GP multifocal lens designs and how the patient’s anatomy influences the choice can help you provide spectacle independence for both reading and distance acuity.

Freedom on Your Fingertip: GP, Hybrid and Scleral Multifocals

These options offer crisper vision than soft lenses and custom-tailored solutions that can satisfy even the most dubious patients.

Sclerals: A Blueprint for Beginners

With simple in-office tools and a few reliable lab partners, you’ll be on your way.

CLD? Consider Ortho-K

An unusual suggestion, but it may work for some patients with contact lens discomfort.

Double Trouble in Keratoconus

Lenticular astigmatism complicated an already-difficult case. This patient needed a little extra help before finding a good fit.