UK Keratoconus Self-Help and Support Association

thanks andrew, i normally go to specsavers in argyll st (at the corner) but that is only because its where i've always went. they don't seem particularly clued up on KC.

Hi there.

I am currently 6 months off getting a graft, and I require a new pair of glasses (old ones to be used as spares). Are there any opticians in the Glasgow area that specialise in KC or should I just go to the one I always used to go to (Specsavers).

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1) My music player's battery died on the way to work.

2) I am at work when I am really exhausted from a late night.

3) I have no money until payday (Friday)

Welcome to the forum DC. The graft does not take long at all, you will be in surgery for about an hour and most people go home the next day. Your eye will be sore for a couple of days and you will have eye drops or cream to put in your eye but you will soon get used to the stitches especially if yo...

Hi Folks. I have a number of questions I would like to ask. I am 29, due a consultation with my local hospital in a couple of week's time. I have been known to have had KC since I was 21. I was offered a graft before and I have waited around and waited around because quite frankly I am scared to get...