Hi body,
im from dominican republic i have KC, i want sugest for to choose a contac lends
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Boston 7
Boston Envision
Boston EO
Boston Equalens
Boston Equalens II
Boston ES
Boston II
Boston IV
Boston RXD
Boston XO
Boston XO2
Flosi
Fluorex 300
Fluorex 500
Fluorex 700
Fluorocon
Fluoroperm 151
Fluoroperm 30
Fluoroperm 60
Fluoroperm 92
Hydro 02
O-Perm 30
O-Perm 60
OP-10
OP-2
OP-3
OP-6
Optacryl 60
Optimum Classic
Optimum Comfort
Optimum Extra
Optimum Extreme
Paragon HDS
Paragon HDS 100
Paragon Thin
Paraperm 02
Paraperm EW
PMMA
Polycon II
SA 18 (Phoenix 18)
SA 32 (Phoenix 32)
SGP I
SGP II
SGP III
choose a contac lends
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Re: choose a contac lends
Hola emorfa, bienvenido al foro.
I am afraid that you ask an impossible question. One of the optometrists who posts here has described keratoconus as a ' bespoke' condition. By that, I think, she meant that each of us is different and a lens that proves perfect for one of us may not be suitable for another.
You also give a long list of lens types. Your list is not exhaustive; the lens that I found best is not included. is this the full list of lens types available in the Dominican Republic?
Every good wish.
Andrew
I am afraid that you ask an impossible question. One of the optometrists who posts here has described keratoconus as a ' bespoke' condition. By that, I think, she meant that each of us is different and a lens that proves perfect for one of us may not be suitable for another.
You also give a long list of lens types. Your list is not exhaustive; the lens that I found best is not included. is this the full list of lens types available in the Dominican Republic?
Every good wish.
Andrew
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Re: choose a contac lends
the problems is that I’m planning to buy a contact lends by internet because here are too expensive. The Boston brain is a good brands
greetings,
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Re: choose a contac lends
here there are only one place where you can buy contac lends RGP for KC there is a problems .....................
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Re: choose a contac lends
Hi Emorfa,
I think you will need to buy the RGPs from a qualified and experienced optician as they need to ensure that the lenses fit properly. i wouldn't recommend getting the first pair over the internet.... maybe replacement lenses if neccessary.
Melissa
I think you will need to buy the RGPs from a qualified and experienced optician as they need to ensure that the lenses fit properly. i wouldn't recommend getting the first pair over the internet.... maybe replacement lenses if neccessary.
Melissa
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Re: choose a contac lends
Hi Emorfa,
You're obviously in a difficult situation, but no-one with KC should even think of getting their lenses via the internet. As Andrew and Melissa have said, a KC lens HAS to be fitted to the particular shape of your eye, and all KC eyes are different. Wearing a badly fitting contact lens can do serious damage to the cornea and leave you worse off than before. So please get your lenses from a contact lens fitter who can examine your eyes and fit the best lens for you.
All the best
Anne
You're obviously in a difficult situation, but no-one with KC should even think of getting their lenses via the internet. As Andrew and Melissa have said, a KC lens HAS to be fitted to the particular shape of your eye, and all KC eyes are different. Wearing a badly fitting contact lens can do serious damage to the cornea and leave you worse off than before. So please get your lenses from a contact lens fitter who can examine your eyes and fit the best lens for you.
All the best
Anne
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Re: choose a contac lends
thank you guys ! !
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Re: choose a contac lends
Hi Emorfa,
I only just saw this post.
What problems do you have with the practice that sells lenses for KC? I used to work in the Caribbean (Trinidad) so I do understand the situation there. Let me know some more details to see if I can be of more help.
Lynn
I only just saw this post.
What problems do you have with the practice that sells lenses for KC? I used to work in the Caribbean (Trinidad) so I do understand the situation there. Let me know some more details to see if I can be of more help.
Lynn
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