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Scleral lenses are large contact lenses that fit over the cornea and land on the sclera, the white part of the eye. Scleral contact lenses are often used for keratoconus, high amounts of astigmatism, post-surgical cases, and other corneal diseases including severe dry eye disease. Scleral contacts can even fit on normal eyes as well.

Benefits of scleral lenses include improved eyesight, great comfort, and can treat dry eye and other forms of ocular disease. Scleral lenses are also durable and can last for 1-3 years with good care.

Here are a few options to help you find a fitting center for scleral contact lenses
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Scleral contact lens insertion and removal can be a challenge so I made this video to help you through the process. [ Ссылка ]

Scleral contact lenses are an ideal option for many people with keratoconus
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