Are you curious about what exactly SynergEyes is?
SynergEyes is best known for its hybrid contact lenses. These lenses combine the features of a rigid gas permeable (RGP) center with a soft outer skirt. The company also makes a scleral lens, the SynergEyes VS.
SynergEyes’ range includes lenses for people with astigmatism, presbyopia, keratoconus, irregular corneas, and post-surgery complications. But are these lenses right for you?
Thinking about trying scleral contacts? For people who can’t get clear, comfortable vision with regular glasses or contact lenses, scleral lenses can be a game-changer.
Scleral lenses are custom-made to create a fluid-filled cushion over the cornea. This design helps to correct vision while keeping your eye comfortably hydrated.
If you’re thinking of trying scleral contacts, here’s what to know about these lenses.
When was the last time you cleaned your eyelids?
Oil, bacteria, dead skin cells, makeup, and other debris can collect along your eyelid margins as you go about your day. Over time, this buildup can contribute to numerous eye conditions.
Products like OCuSOFT Lid Scrubs are supposed to wash away this debris from the eyelids and eyelashes. But is there any evidence they actually work? And do they work better than diluted baby shampoo (which is what doctors have been recommending for decades)?
Let’s take a look at what the research says.
Are you wondering, why is my eyesight getting worse? A lot of people think that declining eyesight is simply a part of getting older. And sometimes that’s true.
But other times, changes to your vision can be linked to different eye conditions.
Reading an article like this one is no replacement for getting an eye exam. But understanding how your vision is changing can provide some clues about what could be going on and what treatment options you could try.
Are road signs getting harder to read? Do you find yourself holding your phone farther away? Or is your vision normal in the morning but blurry after a long day at work?
The answers to those questions can often give you an idea about the underlying cause. Let’s look at some of the most common reasons people’s eyesight gets worse and what can be done about it.
Are you thinking about trying rigid gas permeable contact lenses for your keratoconus?
Rigid gas permeable (RGP) contacts have long been a standard treatment option for people with keratoconus. Newer specialty lenses, like scleral lenses, have also started to gain popularity. But RGP lenses still play an incredibly important role in the management of keratoconus.
Let’s get into what keratoconus is and how RGP lenses work.
