What are scleral lenses?

Scleral contact lenses are gas-permeable lenses that sit on the sclera (the white area of the eye) and form a dome over the cornea. This dome forms a new optical surface over the injured, uneven or dry cornea, allowing for sharper and more comfortable vision.

How long do scleral lenses last?

These rigid gas permeable contacts are made of high-quality, long-lasting materials and typically last 1-3 years. Despite the fact that scleral lenses are more expensive than standard contact lenses, you will get more bang for your buck.

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