UK Keratoconus Self-Help and Support Association

I've been using the tablets for a few weeks now, difficult to say if it has mdae a difference but hopefully after some more time the difference will be noticable. I swapped to standard fish oil tablets (after buying 3 months supply of Hybak, about £45) and I honestly haven't noticed any differnece,...

Does anyone constnatly get flickering whenever they are reading? For example, on a white letter with black text, on the white parts and especailly between the words there will be a noticably large amount of flickering. It's very irritating and makes reading more difficult. I think it's most likely j...

I've been using the tablets for a few weeks now, difficult to say if it has mdae a difference but hopefully after some more time the difference will be noticable.

I'm undiagnosed, but have had KC issues (mild, enough to cause near constant dryness/soreness and the usual ghosting, light streaks and stuff) and it really is impossible to explain in words to people just what things are like. The next time I have an appointment at the eye hospital (this June, they...

Have you tried registering again to change your user name? I'm afraid I don't think I can do it for you - it needs to come from you. As in there's no way from the moderation to change it, barring a total new account? Or registering under the same details? It's mostly to remove a few posts that I fe...

Can you change my name to 'lessimportant'

The good old Preservatives in Eye Drops (always use single unit doses guys ;-P) - I usually use a mix of both, do the capsules really get infected with stuff easy? My family has a tendacy to be careless to my placement of my eye drops in the fridge (e.g. putting food on them) though I have plenty of...

?Any chance you could go into further detail

i bought mine for £15 from amazon, didnt realise sadly

You seem to be doing all the right things to keep your blepharitis under control. But I'm puzzled that you're in pain all the time - keratoconus isn't normally a painful condition (badly fitting contact lenses can cause pain, but that's another story). And it must be very frustrating that you don't...