EasyScleral - The Optimum Solution for Irregular Corneas

The Optimum Solution for Irregular Corneas

EasyScleral™ contact lenses provide an optimum solution for irregular corneas experiencing keratoconus, pellucid marginal degeneration, post-surgical and post-traumatic corneas. A simple fitting system using trial lenses enables quick and accurate fitting. Front surface and thickness profile optimisation results in optimum vision and comfort. The geometry can be customised enabling even the most distorted eyes to be fitted. EasyScleral™ contact lenses can be worn during all activities allowing wearers full time clear and stable vision.

EasyScleral™ Parameters

Central Zone Sag: 1200 – 3000 (100 micron steps) - Toric Central Zone available
Scleral Zone: ±4 step increments (200 micron steps) - Toric Scleral Zone available
Power: +20.00DS, -30.00DS, ±7.00DC
Diameter: 16.0mm and 18.0mm
Material: Boston XO (100Dk)
Mode: Daily wear, annual replacement

EasyScleral™ Fitting

With diameters as small as 16.0mm scleral lens fitting is made so simple for the fitter and pleasant for the wearer it really is... Easy. The standard 22 lens fitting set covers from regular eyes requiring captive fluid layers (Steven Johnson dry eye) to the most irregular post surgical eyes or advance keratoconus. The fitting is assessed with simple slit lamp examination and customising the geometry is so simple this can be the first and only lens choice needed for irregular eyes. The latest manufacturing techniques are used meaning surface optimisation and repeatability on every lens, as well as a typical dispatch time of 24 hours meaning your patients who need the lens the most don’t have to wait.

Watch our EasyScleral™ Fitting Guide to know more.

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Why Choose EasyScleral™?

Fitting EasyScleral™ lenses is so refined and simplified it means less chair time, fewer lens exchanges and a faster optimum result for your patient. Patient comfort is described as ‘amazing’, and fitters who were previously sceptical about scleral find EasyScleral™ is so good for their patients they now consider them a first choice for many patients.

EasyScleral™ - The Optimum Solution for Irregular Corneas

Making Contact

Contacts are held in place mainly by adhering to the tear film that covers the front of the eye and, to a lesser extent, by pressure from the eyelids.

The Blink of an Eye

As the eyelid blinks, it glides over the surface of the contact lens and causes it to move slightly. This movement allows the tears to provide necessary lubrication to the cornea and helps flush away debris between the cornea and the contact lens.

What is a Contact Lens?

A contact is an optical medical device, primarily used to correct myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism and reading problems. In these conditions, light is not focused properly on the retina, the layer of nerve endings in the back of the eye that converts light to electrochemical impulses. When light is not focused properly on the retina, the result is blurred or imperfect vision.

Clear Vision

When in place on the cornea, the contact lens functions as the initial optical element of the eye. The optics combine with the optics of the eye to properly focus light on the retina. The result is clear vision.

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The systematic approach will give you the confidence and ability to extend your RGP fitting skills to tackle keratoconic fitting.

Stephen McPherson. Optometrist
I never fail to be impressed by the quality and precision of the Scotlens RGP/ Nocturnal products, which always arrive promptly, with the assurance of excellent technical and clinical support.

I Beasley.
High quality education and relevant training in your workshops, but it's also very reassuring to have the benefit of your wide experience back in practice until adequate skills and confidence are established.

R Bigggar.