The EurekaTM aspheric gas permeable contact lens is designed to align more closely with the cornea whilst maintaining the essential movement that is associated with a well fitting spherical lens. Improved centration and movement result from the particular combination of
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The EurekaTM Aspheric Toric gas permeable contact lens uses a state of the art bitoric design. This lens ensures the highest level of first time fit success on difficult eyes. This lens has a toroidal front surface with lenticulation, combined with an elliptical toroidal back [read more] |
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The SAMŽ MF is designed using UltraVision CLPL's unique SAMŽ technology, allowing total power control at all parts of the lens. This allows the creation of a far superior simultaneous multifocal lens, to either system designs or to your own total specifications. |
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Plasma-GP lenses benefit from a specialist treatment during which high frequency waves are used to 'excite' oxygen, producing a plasma gas. This in turn changes the material matrix, at surface level only, allowing the lens to become more hydrophilic.
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