UK Keratoconus Self-Help and Support Association

It is quite a good idea to have a spare pair. I find that when my prescription changes I can hold onto the lens that is replaced and use it in an emergency (so long as my prescription has not changed too much). That's interesting, maybe its because I'm getting mine through the NHS but I've got to h...

Wow, eh, ok, I had no idea it was going to be such a complicated issue. Looks like I'm going to be keeping the specialist busy for a while.

Thanks to everyone for their input, its much appreciated.

Onwards and upwards!

Thanks for the replies, I'm learning about my condition and the treatments all the time so this information is all good to read. Anne: I shall send you my details as you mention, the booklet and DVD sound like just what I need. Thanks again. Taking all the information you have given me, leads me to ...

I am now one week into my first pair od RGP lenses and as I mentioned on another thread, I believe these will need to be changed slightly before I can say I am truely happy with them. What I would like to know though is how much of a change can be made and what other people have experienced. Pressum...

Many thanks for the reply. That makes perfect sense. My only worry about this is that when I get my new glasses prescribed for after lens/evening use, they will be no good for the odd occasion I decide to have a 'day off' the lenses. I suppose I can't have it always and I can keep a hold of my curre...

HI all, I got my first RGP lenses on Monday after struggling with glasses for years now and so far so good. I think they will need 'tweeked' a little but my vision is unbelievabley better and I'm now looking forward to excellent vision for the first time in many years. However, when I take my lenses...