Scleral Lenses

Your glasses interfere with work but your work environment is so dusty that you are unable to wear contact lenses? You have already tested both soft and hard contact lenses and simply can't get along with them?

We have a solution for this: The scleral lens "ScleraFlex Mini"!

This type of contact lens is completely insensitive to dusty environments and offers perfect vision and perfect wearing comfort in all situations with very easy handling.

However, scleral lenses are not only problem solvers in the above-mentioned situations, they are excellently suited for correcting numerous problem situations when it comes to corneal diseases.

Scleral Lenses Are Suitable:

for keratoconus
for severe dry eye syndrome (Keratoconjunctivitis sicca "KCS" or Sicca syndrome)
for Sjögren's syndrome
for complications after LASIK surgery
for complications after corneal transplantation / keratoplasty
for PMCD (Pellucid Marginal Corneal Degeneration)
for keratectasia
to support self-healing in corneal injury
to prevent corneal transplants¹
for scarred cornea
for corneal degenerations and dystrophies

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Sources:

Eef van der Worp (Optometrist, PhD) - Guideline for Fitting Scleral Lenses (p.7)
Sjögren's Syndrome Foundation Releases Clinical Practice Guidelines for Ocular Management in Sjögren's Patients. Sjögren's Syndrome Foundation.
www.info.sjogrens.org
Vanessa Caceres: Taking a second look at scleral lenses. In: ASCRS EyeWorld. June 2009.
www.laserfitlens.com/scleral-contact-lenses-explained/
Gregory Gemoules: Scleral contact lenses - explained. LaserFit.
www.laserfitlens.com/scleral-contact-lenses-explained/
Statement by the Professional Association of German Ophthalmologists, German Ophthalmological Society Recommendations for Progressive Myopia in Children and Adolescents
M. K. Walker, J. P. Bergmanson et al.: Complications and fitting challenges associated with scleral contact lenses: A review. In: Contact lens & anterior eye : the journal of the British Contact Lens Association. Volume 39, Number 2, April 2016, pp. 88–96, doi:10.1016/j.clae.2015.08.003, PMID 26341076 (Review)
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