October 2019
Commonly-Asked Questions about Scleral Lenses and Dry Eye
Millions of people around the world suffer from dry eye, a condition in which tears in the eye are evaporating too quickly or the eye does not produce enough tears […]
Read More4 Specialty Lenses for Cornea Conditions
Not all contact lenses are created equal. While most contacts are intended to be an alternative to eyeglasses, patients with corneal conditions, such as keratoconus or corneal transplants, may struggle […]
Read More6 Reasons Why Scleral Lenses Can Solve Your Dry Eye Syndrome
Nearly five million Americans over the age of 50 suffer from dry eye syndrome. These patients complain of eyes that are dry, itchy, irritated, and sometimes downright painful. Eyedrops and artificial […]
Read MoreWhat Is Keratoconus and How We Use Scleral Lenses to Correct Vision
The dome-shaped, transparent layer at the front of your eye is known as the cornea. The cornea helps you see by focusing light into your eye. Sometimes, the cornea bulges out […]
Read MoreWhat Is It Like to Wear Scleral Lenses with Advanced Keratoconus?
There are several different types of contact lenses your eye doctor may recommend if you have keratoconus. However, scleral lenses are indeed a cut above. These rigid gas permeable lenses […]
Read More