UK Keratoconus Self-Help and Support Association

Hi, I was in a very similar situation to you a couple of years ago. I had KC in both eyes, but only very minor in one eye so that vision is fine without glasses or contacts. In the other eye however it was bad to the point that I couldn't really see anything. With my good eye closed I'd just see vag...

Thanks for the replies. That's frustrating that you can't get Amidose on prescription, I wonder what the reason is for it being blacklisted - probably the cost as it does seem a bit extortionate charging over £1 for a couple spoonfuls of salt water! It's also a shame it's not available in smaller vi...

That's great. Thank you. So amidose it is then. Is this available on prescription from the gp? I have a pre payment certificate so it would be good if I could get it prescribed as it looks like it would cost around £1 per vial, which at 1 a day could get pricey. The only thing I've found when googli...

Hi, Apologies in advance for the long post.... I have just discovered this forum and spent a quite a while at the weekend reading through posts. I have Keratoconus in one eye only, diagnosed about 10 years ago. I went through the usual glasses, lenses route and had a graft just over two years ago. V...