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Rigid gas-permeable (RGP) contact lenses are made from plastic materials that allow oxygen to pass through and reach your eye surface. Oxygen can help ease some discomfort related to dry eye or other corneal conditions.

RGP lenses are known for providing sharper vision compared to other types of contacts.

If you struggle with corneal issues like keratoconus, you may find it difficult to wear traditional contact lenses comfortably. Scleral lenses are larger than average contacts, allowing them to rest on the sclera (whites) of your eyes and “vault” over your cornea’s surface.

Scleral lenses make it easier to achieve clear, comfortable vision without affecting any corneal conditions you may have.

Keratoconus is an issue that thins your cornea over time, causing it to protrude outwards and affect your visual clarity. However, Rose-K contact lenses could help you achieve the clear vision you need.

Rose-K contacts are created using computer-imaging technology to fit your eyes and your unique case of keratoconus.

Studies have shown that Rose-K contacts can bring clearer vision to 100% of people with moderate keratoconus and 96% with severe keratoconus.

Hybrid lenses use 2 different materials to help combine the benefits of both rigid gas-permeable and soft contact lenses.

The center of the lens uses RGP materials to provide you with sharper vision, while a soft hydrogel skirt helps ensure they remain comfortable all day long.