Knowledge Base

The topic of contact lenses — especially specialty contact lenses — seems complicated. The world of contact lens solutions seems even more clouded. Our Knowledge Base is designed to shed some light on this for patients who need to navigate this world, as well as their family and friends. For practitioner who want to provide the best possible advice and anyone else who wants to delve deeper into this topic we have the same topics, but with added informations.

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  • Close-up of an open eye representing scleral lens wear.

    GP and Scleral Lens care: What’s Different?

    If you already wear gas permeable (GP) or scleral lenses or you just got your first pair, you know that it is not that easy. Maybe you wear them for keratoconus, high myopia, or because your cornea has an irregular shape. These lenses often give clearer, sharper vision, but they also require a slightly different kind of care. Let’s learn together!

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  • Woman rubbing her eyes while using a laptop during prolonged screen time.

    How do dry eyes affect lens wear time?

    You have a long day at work or traveling ahead of you – now you’re lying in bed, worried, that at noon, your eyes will feel dry and itchy. Dryness during contact lens wear is common, but for people wearing scleral lenses or living with keratoconus, it feels like a nightmare!

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  • Person filling a contact lens case with multi-purpose solution during a daily contact lens care routine.

    What’s the Solution for Uncomfortable Lenses?

    If your eyes feel uncomfortable, dry, or irritated after applying your contact lenses, your contact lens fit may not be the only factor. One important part of the contact lens system is often overlooked: the contact lens solution.

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