The fitting of replacement and soft contact lenses is generally considered easy and unnecessary. "My house brand is an all-rounder" is then argued. Measuring helps, no adjustment is the most common reason for quitting! Good contact lenses can be adapted to the eye in a more differentiated way. Good lenses protect the cornea from UV rays, this is NOT common!

Stable, shape-flexible contact lenses are individually manufactured precision optics. Only stable contact lenses offer optimal correction for astigmatism=astigmatism=astigmatism, most convincingly for keratoconus. Our goal is the best optics and compatibility.

Orthokeratology lenses are usually worn every night. Similar to a finger ring, the viscoelastic effect becomes more permanent the longer you wear them. The supply of orthokeratology contact lenses demonstrably slows down the progression of myopia. Orthokeratology lenses are highly oxygen-permeable and slightly larger than conventional, dimensionally stable lenses, and are very comfortable to wear. Ortho-K lenses not only change the geometry of the cornea, they are also optically corrective. With the lenses on, you have optimal visual performance at all times. Depending on the individual stability of the cornea, the correction effect occurs at different rates. The risk of infection is lower than with day wear, since a barrier-free metabolism of the cornea is now possible. As a check after the first night, the myopia is usually reduced by about 2 dpt. If the first night is uneventful, another visit is made four to six nights later. When fitting, a slight overcorrection of approx. 0.50 dpt is aimed for, since the cornea becomes slightly steeper again shortly after the lens is removed. After a year, the contact lenses are replaced to ensure that they always have the ideal shape and optimal oxygen permeability. If a visual aid is entered in the driver's license, the official driver's license eye test must be carried out again after the fitting of orthokeratological contact lenses. You can then apply for a new driver's license. It is the lens user's own responsibility to have a driver's license eye test performed again after discontinuing this contact lens supply. "FLAT-RATE": Contact lens adjustment between € 145.00 and 245.00 depending on the type of treatment. If you opt for orthokeratological night lenses, the contact lenses are calculated precisely for the topography (surface) and individual ametropia. In contrast to contact lenses, this action and intellectual property CANNOT be taken back. Contact lens rental monthly depending on the type of lens approx. 60 to 70 euros. Follow-up checks are mandatory every six months. Orthokeratology is NOT GOOD for: short-sightedness/myopia greater than minus 5.00 dpt -> this only increases the risk of problems and limitations with this procedure! Astigmatism/astigmatism greater than 3.00 dpt. Hyperopia/long-sightedness greater than plus 1.50 dpt. internal astigmatism of 0.75 dpt or higher. photopic pupil diameter less than 2mm. There are limitations with presbyopia = long-sightedness: Very high vision requirements for distance and near Amblyopia = poor vision in one eye. Very irregular sleep pattern. Low myopia and high addition.

By fitting contact lenses with a special geometry, progressive myopia in adolescents in the growth phase can ideally be stopped. You may be reading about it here for the first time. The aim of this treatment is a peripheral myopic defocus, in the retinal periphery a calculated myopia is induced. This may produce an inhibitory effect on myopia progression.

Follow-up checks are a routine process for contact lens wearers and should be attended to at least once a year. Please bring the cleaning products and container you have used with you. This is sometimes necessary to find the cause of a problem. If you show the following symptom(s), a quick visit should be carried out: Blurred vision, unexplained redness in one or both eyes, or the front part of the eye, watery eyes with or without secretion. increased sensitivity to light and foreign body sensation. Risk of infection contact lenses - What you should consider: Before putting on or taking off the contact lenses, wash your hands and dry them with a clean cloth! A contact lens case should NEVER be used as long as a toothbrush, maximum three months! Often underestimated: Using a care product that suits both the tear film and the contact lens material. My care product "immerdasda" can definitely be the reason for your problems. WATCH OUT! on the ingredients - your body - your house! BAC=benzalkonium chloride or thiomersal is no longer used in high-quality care products. Bisphenol is also questionable. Although these are bactericidal and fungicidal, they accumulate in the lens material. It loosens the cell structures of the epithelium in the eye and destroys the lipid film in the tear fluid. Drugs can cause changes and affect the tolerability of the contact lens. You must notify us of any change in comfort, such as excessive tearing, redness of the eye, deterioration in vision, or allergic reactions. If this is not done, complications or illness can lead to damage! For rigid/flexible contact lens users: Maintain hygiene discipline, dirty lenses and cases are the number one cause of complications. Rinsing stable contact lenses with tap water is perfectly legitimate. The prerequisite is drinking water quality and subsequent storage in disinfecting storage liquid. Store the lenses in the sanitizing storage solution overnight or at least four hours. Do not rinse the lenses with tap water immediately before insertion. Before removing the lenses, you should drip a drop of wetting solution into the lower conjunctival sac, now the lenses can be removed from the eye much more easily. If a visual aid is entered in the driver's license, the official driver's license eye test must be carried out again after the fitting of orthokeratological contact lenses. You can then apply for a new driver's license. It is the responsibility of the lens user to have a driving license eye test performed again after stopping this type of correction. For users of soft contact lenses: Soft lenses dehydrate up to 20% during the day, which reduces vision and wearing comfort. Soft contact lenses must NEVER come into contact with tap water! After wearing the contact lenses have to be cleaned manually, usually with an all-in-one solution. If necessary, additionally with a concentrated cleaning solution. To do this, the lens is gently rubbed between two fingers or in the palm of the hand. Gently rub the contact lens from the center to the edge. The foreign substances that are no longer firmly attached are removed by the subsequent rinsing. Then place the lenses in the appropriate bowls of the container and fill up with solution, screw on the container lid. For complete disinfection, leave the lenses in the case for at least six hours. Throw away an opened bottle of contact lens solution 90 days after first use! Dispose of the container as often as possible, it is often a source of ignition.