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OrthoKeratology Lens (Ortho-K)
Product Brochure
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 Piece |
| Usage/Application | Myopia |
| Packaging Type | Box |
| Type | Extended Wear |
| USE | HOSPITAL/INDIVISUAL |
| GUIDANCE | EXPERT ADVICE |
Orthokeratology Lens – LUCID KOREA, Seoul, Korea (Authorised Distributor in India)
Usually, contact lenses are worn during the day and are advised to be removed at night or while sleeping. However, with advancements in technology, an alternative and highly effective way of correcting or controlling myopia has emerged — known as Orthokeratology (Ortho-K).
Orthokeratology is a non-surgical process that uses specially designed and programmed Gas Permeable (GP) contact lenses worn overnight to gently and temporarily reshape the front surface of the cornea, thereby correcting myopia (nearsightedness). The wearer enjoys clear, natural vision throughout the following day after removing the lenses — without the need for glasses, contact lenses, or surgery.
Important thing to know about Orthok:
- This technology works on the principle of corneal reshaping — the lens design creates a controlled pressure gradient on the tear film, resulting in a gentle redistribution of corneal epithelial cells.
- Clinical studies have shown that Ortho-K can significantly slow down the progression of myopia in children, making it one of the most effective non-surgical options for Myopia Management today.
Purposes of Ortho-K Lenses:
Ortho-K lenses are prescribed for two main purposes:
- To correct refractive errors, primarily myopia and mild to moderate astigmatism.
- To control the progression of myopia in children and adolescents.
- Ideal Candidates for Ortho-K (LK Lens):
- Individuals with mild to moderate myopia.
- Individuals with astigmatism using modern Toric Ortho-K designs.
- Children above the age of 8 years, teenagers and adults who wish to be free from glasses or soft contact lenses without undergoing surgery.
- People who participate in contact sports or work in dusty environments where regular contact lenses may cause discomfort or dryness.
- Professionals whose work requires unaided visual acuity for certain periods (e.g., police officers, firefighters, military personnel, deep-sea divers etc).
- Individuals who have experienced side effects or discomfort from wearing soft contact lenses.
Advantages of Ortho-K:
- Provides clear, natural vision during the day without any visual aids.
- Non-surgical and reversible — lens wear can be stopped anytime.
- Safe and clinically proven for long-term use under professional supervision.
- Effective option for myopia control in children.
- Now available in Toric designs, enabling effective correction for higher astigmatism cases.
- Ideal for those not suitable for LASIK or other refractive surgeries.
Important Note:
- Ortho-K lenses must be fitted and regularly monitored to ensure safety, comfort and desired visual outcomes.
- Lens hygiene, regular follow-up and compliance with wearing schedules are essential for maintaining corneal health and treatment effectiveness.
Summary:
Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) is a breakthrough, non-surgical vision-correction method that not only offers freedom from glasses during the day but also provides a proven means of controlling myopia progression — now enhanced further with Toric Ortho-K lenses for astigmatism correction.
Ortho-K (OrthoKeratology) Lenses
Product Brochure
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 pair |
| Usage/Application | Myopia |
| Packaging Type | Box |
| Type | Extended Wear, Rigid Gas Permeable |
| Color | Blue |
| Application | Myopia, Astigmatism |
| Guidance | Expert Advice |
Orthokeratology Lens – LUCID KOREA, Seoul, Korea (Authorised Distributor in India)
Usually, contact lenses are worn during the day and are advised to be removed at night or while sleeping. However, with advancements in technology, an alternative and highly effective way of correcting or controlling myopia has emerged — known as Orthokeratology (Ortho-K).
Orthokeratology is a non-surgical process that uses specially designed and programmed Gas Permeable (GP) contact lenses worn overnight to gently and temporarily reshape the front surface of the cornea, thereby correcting myopia (nearsightedness). The wearer enjoys clear, natural vision throughout the following day after removing the lenses — without the need for glasses, contact lenses, or surgery.
Important thing to know about Orthok:
- This technology works on the principle of corneal reshaping — the lens design creates a controlled pressure gradient on the tear film, resulting in a gentle redistribution of corneal epithelial cells.
- Clinical studies have shown that Ortho-K can significantly slow down the progression of myopia in children, making it one of the most effective non-surgical options for Myopia Management today.
Purposes of Ortho-K Lenses:
Ortho-K lenses are prescribed for two main purposes:
- To correct refractive errors, primarily myopia and mild to moderate astigmatism.
- To control the progression of myopia in children and adolescents.
- Ideal Candidates for Ortho-K (LK Lens):
- Individuals with mild to moderate myopia.
- Individuals with astigmatism using modern Toric Ortho-K designs.
- Children above the age of 8 years, teenagers and adults who wish to be free from glasses or soft contact lenses without undergoing surgery.
- People who participate in contact sports or work in dusty environments where regular contact lenses may cause discomfort or dryness.
- Professionals whose work requires unaided visual acuity for certain periods (e.g., police officers, firefighters, military personnel, deep-sea divers etc).
- Individuals who have experienced side effects or discomfort from wearing soft contact lenses.
Advantages of Ortho-K:
- Provides clear, natural vision during the day without any visual aids.
- Non-surgical and reversible — lens wear can be stopped anytime.
- Safe and clinically proven for long-term use under professional supervision.
- Effective option for myopia control in children.
- Now available in Toric designs, enabling effective correction for higher astigmatism cases.
- Ideal for those not suitable for LASIK or other refractive surgeries.
Important Note:
- Ortho-K lenses must be fitted and regularly monitored to ensure safety, comfort and desired visual outcomes.
- Lens hygiene, regular follow-up and compliance with wearing schedules are essential for maintaining corneal health and treatment effectiveness.
Summary:
Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) is a breakthrough, non-surgical vision-correction method that not only offers freedom from glasses during the day but also provides a proven means of controlling myopia progression — now enhanced further with Toric Ortho-K lenses for astigmatism correction.
Additional Information:
- Item Code: OKLENS
- Pay Mode Terms: T/T (Bank Transfer),Other
- Port of Dispatch: DELHI
- Delivery Time: IMMEDIATE
- Packaging Details: Orthok Lens: 1 Pc/Pair Silicone applicator: 1 Pc GP solution: 1 Pc Box: 1 Pc Lens Case: 1 Pc
Orthok Lk Lens
Product Brochure
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 pair |
| Color | Blue |
| Usage/Application | Myopia |
| Packaging Type | Box |
| Type | Extended Wear |
Orthokeratology Lens – LUCID KOREA, Seoul, Korea (Authorised Distributor in India)
Usually, contact lenses are worn during the day and are advised to be removed at night or while sleeping. However, with advancements in technology, an alternative and highly effective way of correcting or controlling myopia has emerged — known as Orthokeratology (Ortho-K).
Orthokeratology is a non-surgical process that uses specially designed and programmed Gas Permeable (GP) contact lenses worn overnight to gently and temporarily reshape the front surface of the cornea, thereby correcting myopia (nearsightedness). The wearer enjoys clear, natural vision throughout the following day after removing the lenses — without the need for glasses, contact lenses, or surgery.
Important thing to know about Orthok:
This technology works on the principle of corneal reshaping — the lens design creates a controlled pressure gradient on the tear film, resulting in a gentle redistribution of corneal epithelial cells.
Clinical studies have shown that Ortho-K can significantly slow down the progression of myopia in children, making it one of the most effective non-surgical options for Myopia Management today.
Purposes of Ortho-K Lenses:
Ortho-K lenses are prescribed for two main purposes:
To correct refractive errors, primarily myopia and mild to moderate astigmatism.
To control the progression of myopia in children and adolescents.
Ideal Candidates for Ortho-K (LK Lens):
Individuals with mild to moderate myopia.
Individuals with astigmatism using modern Toric Ortho-K designs.
Children above the age of 8 years, teenagers and adults who wish to be free from glasses or soft contact lenses without undergoing surgery.
People who participate in contact sports or work in dusty environments where regular contact lenses may cause discomfort or dryness.
Professionals whose work requires unaided visual acuity for certain periods (e.g., police officers, firefighters, military personnel, deep-sea divers etc).
Individuals who have experienced side effects or discomfort from wearing soft contact lenses.
Advantages of Ortho-K:
Provides clear, natural vision during the day without any visual aids.
Non-surgical and reversible — lens wear can be stopped anytime.
Safe and clinically proven for long-term use under professional supervision.
Effective option for myopia control in children.
Now available in Toric designs, enabling effective correction for higher astigmatism cases.
Ideal for those not suitable for LASIK or other refractive surgeries.
Important Note:
Ortho-K lenses must be fitted and regularly monitored to ensure safety, comfort and desired visual outcomes.
Lens hygiene, regular follow-up and compliance with wearing schedules are essential for maintaining corneal health and treatment effectiveness.
Summary:
Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) is a breakthrough, non-surgical vision-correction method that not only offers freedom from glasses during the day but also provides a proven means of controlling myopia progression — now enhanced further with Toric Ortho-K lenses for astigmatism correction.
Ortho K Lens
Product Brochure
| Color | Blue |
| Usage/Application | Myopia |
| Packaging Type | Box |
| USE | HOSPITAL USE |
Usually contact lenses are worn during day and advised to be removed at night or at time of sleep. With the innovation in technology, an alternative and effective way of correcting or controlling myopia defects has emerged and that is called as Orthokeratology.
Orthokeratology is a process that uses specially designed & programmed Gas Permeable (GP) contact lenses, worn overnight, to gently and temporarily reshape the front surface of the cornea to correct myopia (nearsightedness). So the patient gets a crisp vision the following day when he removes the lenses after he wakes up and that too with bare eyes, without glasses or contact lenses.
Ortho-K Lenses are prescribed for two purposes:
- To correct refractive errors, primarily myopia and also lesser degrees of astigmatism.
- To control the progression of childhood myopia.
- People with mild to moderate myopia (with or without mild astigmatism).
- Children above the age of 8 years, teenagers and adults who want to be “glasses and soft contact lens free” without going through surgery.
- People who participate in contact sports or work in dusty environments that can pose problems for contact lens wear.
- Those whose vocation requires unaided visual acuity for certain periods, such as police, firemen, military or occupations where refractive surgery may be a cause for exclusion (deep-sea divers, high altitude pilots etc.)
- People who suffered from the side effect of soft contact lenses
Ortho k Lenses (Orthokeratology Lenses)
Product Brochure
| Color | Blue |
| Usage/Application | Myopia |
| Packaging Type | Box |
| Type | Extended Wear |
Orthokeratology Lens – LUCID KOREA, Seoul, Korea (Authorised Distributor in India)
Usually, contact lenses are worn during the day and are advised to be removed at night or while sleeping. However, with advancements in technology, an alternative and highly effective way of correcting or controlling myopia has emerged — known as Orthokeratology (Ortho-K).
Orthokeratology is a non-surgical process that uses specially designed and programmed Gas Permeable (GP) contact lenses worn overnight to gently and temporarily reshape the front surface of the cornea, thereby correcting myopia (nearsightedness). The wearer enjoys clear, natural vision throughout the following day after removing the lenses — without the need for glasses, contact lenses, or surgery.
Important thing to know about Orthok:
- This technology works on the principle of corneal reshaping — the lens design creates a controlled pressure gradient on the tear film, resulting in a gentle redistribution of corneal epithelial cells.
- Clinical studies have shown that Ortho-K can significantly slow down the progression of myopia in children, making it one of the most effective non-surgical options for Myopia Management today.
Purposes of Ortho-K Lenses:
Ortho-K lenses are prescribed for two main purposes:
- To correct refractive errors, primarily myopia and mild to moderate astigmatism.
- To control the progression of myopia in children and adolescents.
- Ideal Candidates for Ortho-K (LK Lens):
- Individuals with mild to moderate myopia.
- Individuals with astigmatism using modern Toric Ortho-K designs.
- Children above the age of 8 years, teenagers and adults who wish to be free from glasses or soft contact lenses without undergoing surgery.
- People who participate in contact sports or work in dusty environments where regular contact lenses may cause discomfort or dryness.
- Professionals whose work requires unaided visual acuity for certain periods (e.g., police officers, firefighters, military personnel, deep-sea divers etc).
- Individuals who have experienced side effects or discomfort from wearing soft contact lenses.
Advantages of Ortho-K:
- Provides clear, natural vision during the day without any visual aids.
- Non-surgical and reversible — lens wear can be stopped anytime.
- Safe and clinically proven for long-term use under professional supervision.
- Effective option for myopia control in children.
- Now available in Toric designs, enabling effective correction for higher astigmatism cases.
- Ideal for those not suitable for LASIK or other refractive surgeries.
Important Note:
- Ortho-K lenses must be fitted and regularly monitored to ensure safety, comfort and desired visual outcomes.
- Lens hygiene, regular follow-up and compliance with wearing schedules are essential for maintaining corneal health and treatment effectiveness.
Summary:
Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) is a breakthrough, non-surgical vision-correction method that not only offers freedom from glasses during the day but also provides a proven means of controlling myopia progression — now enhanced further with Toric Ortho-K lenses for astigmatism correction.
Additional Information:
- Delivery Time: Immediately
Myopia Treatment Lens
Product Brochure
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 pair |
| Color | Blue |
| Usage/Application | Myopia |
| Packaging Type | Box |
| Type | Extended Wear |
Orthokeratology Lens – LUCID KOREA, Seoul, Korea (Authorised Distributor in India)
Usually, contact lenses are worn during the day and are advised to be removed at night or while sleeping. However, with advancements in technology, an alternative and highly effective way of correcting or controlling myopia has emerged — known as Orthokeratology (Ortho-K).
Orthokeratology is a non-surgical process that uses specially designed and programmed Gas Permeable (GP) contact lenses worn overnight to gently and temporarily reshape the front surface of the cornea, thereby correcting myopia (nearsightedness). The wearer enjoys clear, natural vision throughout the following day after removing the lenses — without the need for glasses, contact lenses, or surgery.
Important thing to know about Orthok:
This technology works on the principle of corneal reshaping — the lens design creates a controlled pressure gradient on the tear film, resulting in a gentle redistribution of corneal epithelial cells.
Clinical studies have shown that Ortho-K can significantly slow down the progression of myopia in children, making it one of the most effective non-surgical options for Myopia Management today.
Purposes of Ortho-K Lenses:
Ortho-K lenses are prescribed for two main purposes:
To correct refractive errors, primarily myopia and mild to moderate astigmatism.
To control the progression of myopia in children and adolescents.
Ideal Candidates for Ortho-K (LK Lens):
Individuals with mild to moderate myopia.
Individuals with astigmatism using modern Toric Ortho-K designs.
Children above the age of 8 years, teenagers and adults who wish to be free from glasses or soft contact lenses without undergoing surgery.
People who participate in contact sports or work in dusty environments where regular contact lenses may cause discomfort or dryness.
Professionals whose work requires unaided visual acuity for certain periods (e.g., police officers, firefighters, military personnel, deep-sea divers etc).
Individuals who have experienced side effects or discomfort from wearing soft contact lenses.
Advantages of Ortho-K:
Provides clear, natural vision during the day without any visual aids.
Non-surgical and reversible — lens wear can be stopped anytime.
Safe and clinically proven for long-term use under professional supervision.
Effective option for myopia control in children.
Now available in Toric designs, enabling effective correction for higher astigmatism cases.
Ideal for those not suitable for LASIK or other refractive surgeries.
Important Note:
Ortho-K lenses must be fitted and regularly monitored to ensure safety, comfort and desired visual outcomes.
Lens hygiene, regular follow-up and compliance with wearing schedules are essential for maintaining corneal health and treatment effectiveness.
Summary:
Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) is a breakthrough, non-surgical vision-correction method that not only offers freedom from glasses during the day but also provides a proven means of controlling myopia progression — now enhanced further with Toric Ortho-K lenses for astigmatism correction.