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Rigid Gas Permeable Lenses

Rigid Gas Permeable Lenses

Introduction

Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) lenses are hard contact lenses that allow oxygen to pass through the lens material into the eye, promoting better corneal health. These lenses are smaller and firmer than soft contact lenses, maintaining their shape on the eye and providing superior visual acuity. RGP lenses are particularly beneficial for patients with corneal irregularities or complex refractive errors that cannot be corrected by soft lenses. They are commonly used for conditions like keratoconus, astigmatism, and post-surgical eyes, where stability and clarity are critical.

Who Can Use?

RGP lenses are ideal for patients who require sharper vision and more specialized correction than what soft lenses can offer. They are recommended for:

Keratoconus

Post-surgical Eyes

Severe Dry Eyes

Corneal Scars or Damage

What Can They Be Used For?

Rigid Gas Permeable lenses are versatile in addressing multiple vision-related issues:
Refractive Errors

These lenses provide excellent vision correction for astigmatism, myopia, and hyperopia by maintaining a smooth optical surface.

Corneal Irregularities

Conditions like keratoconus and corneal ectasia benefit greatly from RGP lenses, which stabilize vision and prevent further vision distortion.

Long-Term Wear

RGP lenses are durable and long-lasting, making them an ideal choice for patients who want a lens that will stand the test of time with proper care.

Advantages of Scleral Lenses

RGP lenses are known for their durability, clarity, and breathability, offering several distinct benefits over soft contact lenses:
Provide sharper and more stable vision than soft lenses, particularly for patients with complex refractive errors.
Last longer and are more resistant to wear and tear.
Despite being rigid, these lenses allow oxygen to pass through to the cornea, promoting healthier eyes and reducing the risk of complications like corneal hypoxia.
Do not change shape or rotate, ensuring more consistent vision correction throughout the day, especially for patients with astigmatism or keratoconus.
Low maintenance
Scleral Contact Lens

Alexa Es16mm

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Indication:

• Corneal irregularity
• Corneal graft
• Ocular surface disease
• Severe refractive error
• High myopia
• rregular astigmatism

Technical Details

Materials
Thickness TC
Geometry
Diaeter
Power
Cylinder
Axes

DK 200

0.20 mm

Spheric Toric Asymmetric
& Microvault 

14.50 mm to
17.50 mm

From -40.00 to
+40.00D in 0.25D steps

From -0.50 to
-6.00D in 0.25D step 

All Axes by 1° 

Scleral Contact Lens

AKS

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Indication:

• Corneal irregularity
• Corneal graft
• Ocular surface disease
• Severe refractive error
• High myopia
• rregular astigmatism

Technical Details

Materials
Thickness TC
Geometry
Diaeter
Power
Cylinder
Axes

DK 200

0.20 mm

Spheric Toric Asymmetric
& Microvault 

14.50 mm to
17.50 mm

From -40.00 to
+40.00D in 0.25D steps

From -0.50 to
-6.00D in 0.25D step 

All Axes by 1°