Four Troubleshooting Pearls For Scleral Lens Success

Early training can help scleral patients avoid lens wetting issues, midday fogging and other common problems that can lead to dropout.

Go Deeper With Annual Evaluations

There might be something going on beneath the patient’s claim of feeling fine.

Let’s Talk About Labs

Ask yourself if your current relationship with your labs meets your needs.

Material Management in a Scleral Society

Have a comprehensive understanding of all your options prior to beginning the fitting process.

Irregular Corneas Meet Their Match With GP Lenses

This modality can provide solutions and improve vision in these unique cases.

Soft or Scleral Lenses for Dry Eye Patients?

Determine the best option that treats your patient’s symptoms and expectations.

The How and Why of Contact Lens Deposits

Optometrists need a comprehensive understanding of this complication to help patients avoid it.

Fixing Ocular Surface Impediments

Corneal staining and lens non-wetting are common complications that refitting and proper hygiene education can help resolve.

Embrace the Oddballs

Better serving your more difficult cases will prove to be highly beneficial.

Presbyopia: Knowing is Half the Battle

Many of these patients require some type of refractive correction but aren’t even aware of their contact lens options.