Multi focal, aspheric contact lens
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Multi focal, aspheric contact lens
Philosophy Lens4Me manufactures soft and hard individual contact lenses according to your requirements and specifications.„Personnelle par Excellence“. We focus on the latest best technologies and a high degree of automation in manufacturing of contact lenses. We use materials from top leading recognised manufacturers. That we are able to manufacture reproducable high quality contact lenses. As contact lens spezialist you are at the center of Lens4Me. We provide you personal support and advise, in building up a professional partnership by selecting the optimum contact lens. You can benefit from our long years of know-how and experience. Our goal is your satisfaction! The Lens4Me team is always there for you and looking forward to a long successful partnership. M`hamed Bouhlal CEO Bernd Brückner Manager Professional Service Contact us: You can contact us: by phone, e-mail, fax, internet, letters or personally. Switzerland Lens4Me AG Hauptstrasse 22 CH-9042 Speicher Phone: +41 71 344 20 00 Fax: +41 71 344 20 50 Mail: [email protected] Internet: www.lens4me.ch Germany Lens4Me AG Robert-Bosch-Strasse. 29a D-88131 Lindau Phone: 069 332 962 31 (Ortstarif ) Fax: 0800 180 70 17 (Gratis) Mail: [email protected] Internet: www.lens4me.ch Austria Lens4Me AG Postfach 29 A-6973 Höchst Phone: 072 088 16 97 (Ortstarif ) Fax: 0800 296 589 (Gratis) Mail: [email protected] Internet: www.lens4me.ch Custom care / Service We can take the calculation of lens for you, please fill in and send the «Lens Design Form» which is availble in Chapter 7 or on internet page «Order» New order Form / Modification form Our professional service team is always there for any of your questions regarding contact lens. We will be online on our telephone numbers, from Monday to Friday [ 8 AM to 5 PM ]. Prior to the consultation, sending the data and the topography of the cornea will help us in understan- ding the eye correction and indications, by which will be able to provide you the best tips. You may also be able to the discus with us the fitting process. If you have possibility of sending photo or videos which will help us to provide you the best recommendation. By which you will receive custom made prescription lenses as per your specifications, desires and indications.. Hydrophilic Contact lens Capital 1: Soft, personalized Single vision contact lens Lens Type Short Description Personnelle Spheric Personnelle TD Toric, dynamic stabilized Personnelle TP Toric, prismatic stabilized Capital 2: Soft, personalized Multi vision contact lens Lens Type Short Description Personnelle Progress-N Multi Focal, Spheric, Near centered Personnelle Progress-N TD Multi Focal, Toric, dynamic stabilized, Near centered Personnelle Progress-N TP Multi Focal, Toric, prismatic stabilized, Near centered Personnelle Progress-F Multi Focal, Spheric, Distance centered Personnelle Progress-F TD Multi Focal, Toric, dynamic stabilized, Distance centered Personnelle Progress-F TP Multi Focal, Toric, prismatic stabilized, Distance centered RGP Contactlinsen Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Lens Type Short Description Excellent AS Rotationally symmetric, aSpheric Excellent MK Rotationally symmetric, multi curve Excellent AS VP Rotationally symmetric, aSpheric, front prismatic Excellent MK VP Rotationally symmetric, multi curve, front prismatic Excellent AS VPT Rotationally symmetric, aSpheric, front prismatic toric Excellent MK VPT Rotationally symmetric, multi curve, front prismatic toric Excellent AS PT (VP, VT, VPT) Peripher toric, aSpheric Excellent MK PT (VP, VT, VPT) Peripher toric, multi curve Excellent AS RT Back toric, aSpheric Excellent AS BT BiToric, aSpheric Excellent MK RT Back toric, multi curve Excellent MK BT BiToric, multi curve Capital 4: RGP Special contact lens Lens Type Short Description Excellent AS QSD Quadrant specific, aSpheric (VP, VT, VPT) Excellent AS QSD RT (BT) Quadrant specific, Toric, aSpheric i-MAP (VP, VPT) Rotationally symmetric, multi curve, personalized i-MAP RT (BT) Toric, multi curve, personalized i-MAP QSD (VP, VT, VPT) Quadrant specific, multi curve, personalized i-MAP QSD RT (BT) Quadrant specific, Toric, multi curve, personalized i-MAP MS (RT, BT) Multi curve, personalized, Miniskleral Excellent-KK (VP, VPT) Rotationally symmetric, 5 Curve, Keratoconus Excellent-KK RT (BT) Toric, 5 Curve, Keratoconus Excellent-KK QSD (VP, VT, VPT) Quadrant specific, 5 Curve, Keratoconus Capital 5: RGP Multi vision contact lens Lens Type Short Description Excellent AS Progress-F (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, aSpheric, Distance centered Excellent AS Progress-F PT (VT, VP, VPT) Multi Focal, peripher toric, aSpheric, Distance centered Excellent AS Progress-F QSD (VT, VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, aSpheric, Distance centered Excellent MK Progress-F (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, multi curve, Distance centered Excellent MK Progress-F PT (VT, VP, VPT) Multi Focal, peripher toric, multi curvee, Distance centered Excellent AS Progress-N (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, aSpheric, Near centered Excellent AS Progress-N PT Multi Focal, peripher toric, aSpheric, Near centered (VT, VP, VPT) Excellent AS Progress-N QSD Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, aSpheric, Near centered (VT, VP, VPT, RT, BT) Excellent MK Progress-N Multi Focal, multi curve, Near centered (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Excellent MK Progress-N PT (VT, VP, VPT) Multi Focal, peripher toric, multi curve, Near centered Excellent MK Bifo Bifocal, multi curve (VPT, RT, BT) i-MAP Progress-F Multi Focal, multi curve, personalized, Distance centered (VP, VPT, RT, BT) i-MAP Progress-F QSD (VT, VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, multi curve, personalized, Distance centered i-MAP Progress-N Multi Focal, multi curve, personalized, Near centered (VP, VPT, RT, BT) i-MAP Progress-N QSD (VT, VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, multi curve, personalized, Near centered Excellent-KK Progress-F (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, 5 Curve, Keratoconus, Distance centered Excellent-KK Progress-F QSD (VT, VP, VPT) Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, 5 Curve, Keratoconus, Distance centered Excellent-KK Progress-N (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, 5 Curve, Keratoconus, Near centered Excellent-KK Progress-N QSD (VT, VP, VPT) Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, 5 Curve, Keratoconus, Near centered Excellent AS Progress-N (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, aSpheric, Near centered Excellent AS Progress-N PT Multi Focal, peripher toric, aSpheric, Near centered (VT, VP, VPT) Excellent AS Progress-N QSD QSD (VT, VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, aSpheric, Near centered Excellent MK Progress-N (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, multi curve, Near centered Excellent MK Progress-N PT (VT, VP, VPT) Multi Focal, peripher toric, multi curve, Near centered Excellent MK Bifo (VPT, RT, BT) Bifocal, multi curve i-MAP Progress-F Multi Focal, multi curve, personalized, Distance centered (VP, VPT, RT, BT) i-MAP Progress-F QSD (VT, VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, multi curve, personalized, Distance centered i-MAP Progress-N (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, multi curve, personalized, Near centered i-MAP Progress-N QSD (VT, VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, multi curve, personalized, Near centered Excellent-KK Progress-F (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, 5 Curve, Keratoconus, Distance centered Excellent-KK Progress-F QSD (VT, VP, VPT) Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, 5 Curve, Keratoconus, Distance centered Excellent-KK Progress-N (VP, VPT, RT, BT) Multi Focal, 5 Curve, Keratoconus, Near centered Excellent-KK Progress-N QSD (VT, VP, VPT) Multi Focal, Quadrant specific, 5 Curve, Keratoconus, Near centered Fitting Assistance Capital 6: Lens Fitting Assistant Fitting Assistant for soft, personalized contact lens Lens-Design order form Order form for the soft and RGP contact lenses Lens Design Modifications form Modification form for correcting or changing the soft and RGP lenses Material overview Capital 7: Material overview Soft contact lens material RGP contact lens Material Capital 1: Soft Lens , Personalized single vision contact lens Personnelle Spheric contact lens Eye conditions • Spherical ametropia Time of use • 6 Month Front surface • Spherical Back surface • Symetric • Double curve, according to the cornea-scleral profile different flattenings are available Reference Geometry Single curve Double curve with slight flattening. Double curve with normal flattening. Double curve with with high edge flattening. 0 1 2 3 • In the case of double curved contact lens the size of the back optic zone diameter (BOZD) depends on the size of the contact lens diameter (BOZD is equivalent to 83% of the contact lens diameter) Range Parameter Range • r0 • F`v • ØT 7,0 bis 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt 12,0 bis 15,0 mm = Base curve radius = Power = Total diameter Capital 1: Soft Lens , Personalized single vision contact lens Material • Ref. to capital material Steps 0,1 mm 0,12 dpt 0,1 mm Personnelle TD Toric, dynamicaly stabilized contact lens Eye conditions • • • • Astigmatic ametropia Normal eyelid pressure Normal and narrow eyelids Large corneal diameter Time of use • 6 Months Front surface • • • Spheric Stabilization zone, absolutely identical and symmetrical Point marking at 0 ° and 180 ° Back surface • Optic zone toric • Double curve, according to the cornea-scleral profile different flattenings are available. Reference Geometry Single curve Double curve with slight flattening edge Double curve with normal flattening edge Double curve with high flattening edge 0 1 2 3 Capital 1: Soft Lens , Personalized single vision contact lens • In the case of double curved contact lens the size of the back optic zone diameter (BOZD) depends on the size of the contact lens diameter (BOZD is equivalent to 83% of the contact lens diameter) Range Parameter Range • • • • • 7,0 bis 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° bis 180° 12,0 bis 15,0 mm r0 F`v Cyl. A ØT = Base curve radius = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Total diameter Material • See Capital Material Step 0,1 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm Personnelle TP Toric, prismaticaly stabilized contact lens Eye conditions • • • • Astigmatic ametropia Normal and large eyelids Deep unter lid to Iris Small Cornea-Diameter Time of use • 6 Monate Front surface • • • • Spheric Prism Balanced, Contact Lens stabilized on the principle of Gravity Standard-Prisma = 1,25 cm/m Point marking at 0° and180° Back surface • Optic zone toric • Double curve, according to the cornea-scleral profile different flattenings are available. reference Geometry Single curve Double curve with slight flattening. Double curve with normal flattening. Double curve with with high edge flattening. 0 1 2 3 Capital 1: Soft Lens , Personalized single vision contact lens • In the case of double curved contact lens the size of the back optic zone diameter (BOZD) depends on the size of the contact lens diameter (BOZD is equivalent to 83% of the contact lens diameter) Range Parameter Range • • • • • • 7,0 bis 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° bis 180° 12,0 bis 15,0 mm 1,25 bis 2,0 cm/m r0 F`v Cyl. A ØT P = Base curve radius = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Total diameter = Prism Material • See Capital Material Steps 0,1 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm 0,25 cm/m Capital 2: Soft Lens, personalized Multi focal - Contactlens Personnelle Progress-N Multi focal, spheric contact lens Eye conditions • Presbyopia • Spherical ametropia Time of use • 6 Months Front surface • Multi focal, Near centered Back surface • Rotations symmetric • Double curve, according to the cornea-scleral profile different flattenings are available Reference Geometry Single curve Double curve with slight Flattening Double curve with normal Flattening (Standard) Double curve with high edge Flattening 0 1 2 3 • In the case of double curved contact lens the size of the back optic zone diameter (BOZD) depends on the size of the contact lens diameter (BOZD is equivalent to 83% of the contact lens diameter) Design Principles. Capital 2: Soft Lens, personalized Multi focal - Contactlens • • • • Design based on Simultaneous vision Multi focal, concentric ring design with Near centered The central zone includes the near and intermediate range at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio is changable Range Parameter Range • • • • • • 7,0 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > 0,5 dpt 12,0 - 15,0 mm 0,75 - 3,0 dpt no limits r0 F`v Cyl. ØT Add NZ = Base curve radius = Power = Cylinder = Total diameter = Addition = Near zone Material • Ref capital material Selection of the central zone Pupil opening in normal room lighting ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 2,7 mm Central Zone= 2,9 mm Pupil opening in normal room lighting < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 2,4 mm Central Zone= 2,7 mm Steps 0,1 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 0,1 mm 0,25 dpt 0,05 mm Personnelle Progress-N TD Multi focal, toric, dynamically stabilized contact lens Eye conditions • • • • • Presbyopia Astigmatic ametropia Normal eyelid pressure Normal and narrow eyelids Large corneal diameter Time of use • 6 Months Front surface • Multi focal, Near centered. Back surface • Toric • Double curve, according to the cornea-scleral profile different flattenings are available Reference Geometry • Single curve Double curve with slight Flattening Double curve with normal Flattening (Standard) Double curve with high edge Flattening 0 1 2 3 In the case of double curved contact lens the size of the back optic zone diameter (BOZD) depends on the size of the contact lens diameter (BOZD is equivalent to 83% of the contact lens diameter) Design Principles. Capital 2: Soft Lens, personalized Multi focal - Contactlens • • • • Correction based on Simultaneous vision Multi focal, concentric ring design, with near at centre The central zone includes the near and intermediate range at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio is changable Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 7,0 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt more than -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 12,0 - 15,0 mm 0,75 - 3,0 dpt no limits r0 F`v Cyl. A ØT Add NZ = Base curve radius = Power = Cylinder = Achse = Total diameter = Addition = Near zone Material • Ref capital material Selection of the central zone Pupil opening in normal room lighting ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 2,7 mm Central Zone= 2,9 mm Pupil opening in normal room lighting < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 2,4 mm Central Zone= 2,7 mm Steps 0,1 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm 0,25 dpt 0,05 mm Personnelle Progress-N TP Multi focal, toric, prismaticaly stabilized contact lens Eye conditions • • • • • Presbyopia Astigmatic ametropia Normal and large eyelids Bottom eyelid position to Iris is enough Small corneal diameter Time of use • 6 Months Front surface • Multi focal, Near centered. Back surface • Toric • Double curve, according to the cornea-scleral profile different flatteningas are available Reference • Geometry 0 Single curve 1 Double curve with slight Flattening 2 Double curve with normal Flattening (Standard) 3 Double curve with high edge Flattening In the case of double curved contact lens the size of the back optic zone diameter (BOZD) depends on the size of the contact lens diameter (BOZD is equivalent to 83% of the contact lens diameter) Design Principles • • • • Design based on Simultaneous vision Multi focal, concentric ring design, with near at the center The central zone includes the near and intermediate range at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio is changable Capital 2: Soft Lens, personalized Multi focal - Contactlens Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • • 7,0 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 12,0 - 15,0 mm 0,75 - 3,0 dpt no limits 1,0 - 2,0 cm/m r0 F`v Cyl. A ØT Add NZ P = Base curve radius = Power = Cylinder = Achse = Total diameter = Addition = Near zone = Prisma Material • Ref Capital 7 Selection of the central zone Pupil opening in normal room lighting ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 2,7 mm Central Zone= 2,9 mm Pupil opening in normal room lighting < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 2,4 mm Central Zone= 2,7 mm Steps 0,1 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm 0,25 dpt 0,05 mm 0,25 cm/m Personnelle Progress-F Multi focal, spheric contact lens Eye conditionss • Presbyopia • Spherical ametropia Time of use • 6 Months Front surface • Multi focal, Distance at center Back surface • Toric • Double curve, depending on cornea-scleral profil different flattenings are available Geometry • 0 1 2 3 Single curve Double curve with slight Flattening Double curve with normal Flattening (Standard) Double curve with high edge Flattening In the case of double curved contact lens the size of the back optic zone diameter (BOZD) depends on the size of the contact lens diameter (BOZD is equivalent to 83% of the contact lens diameter) Design Principles. Capital 2: Soft Lens, personalized Multi focal - Contactlens • • • • Design based on Simultaneous vision Multi focal, concentric ring design, with distance at the center The central zone includes the distant and the intermediate region at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio is changable Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 7,0 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 12,0 -15,0 mm 0,75 - 3,0 dpt no limits r0 F`v Cyl. A ØT Add FZ = Base curve radius = Power = Cylinder = Achse = Total diameter = Addition = Distance zone Material • Ref capital material Selection of the central zone Pupil opening in normal room lighting ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 3,5 mm Central Zone= 3,2 mm Pupil opening in normal room lighting < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 3,2 mm Central Zone= 2,9 mm Steps 0,1 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm 0,25 dpt 0,05 mm Personnelle Progress-F TD Multi focal, toric, dynamicaly stabilized contact lens Eye conditions • • • • • Presbyopia Astigmatic ametropia Normal eyelid pressure Normal and narrow eyelids Large corneal diameter Time of use • 6 Months Front surface • Multi focal, Distance at center Back surface • Toric • Double curve, according to the cornea-scleral profile different flattenings are available Reference Geometry • Single curve Double curve with slight Flattening Double curve with normal Flattening (Standard) Double curve with high edge Flattening 0 1 2 3 In the case of double curved contact lens the size of the back optic zone diameter (BOZD) depends on the size of the contact lens diameter (BOZD is equivalent to 83% of the contact lens diameter) Design Principles Capital 2: Soft Lens, personalized Multi focal - Contactlens • • • • Design based on Simultaneous vision Multi focal, concentric ring design, with distance at the center The central zone includes the distant and the intermediate region at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio is changable Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 7,0 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 12,0 - 15,0 mm 0,75 - 3,0 dpt no limits r0 F`v Cyl. A ØT Add FZ = Base curve radius = Power = Cylinder = Achse = Total diameter = Addition = Distance zone Material • Ref capital material Selection of the central zone Pupil opening in normal room lighting ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 3,5 mm Central Zone= 3,2 mm Pupil opening in normal room lighting < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 3,2 mm Central Zone= 2,9 mm Steps 0,1 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm 0,25 dpt 0,05 mm Personnelle Progress-F TP Multi focal, toric, prismatic stabilized contact lens Eye conditions • • • • • Presbyopia Astigmatic ametropia Normal and large eyelids More bottom eyelid to Iris distance Small corneal diameter Time of use • 6 Months Front surface • Multi focal, Distance at center. Back surface • Toric • Double curve, according to the cornea-scleral profile different flattening are available Reference • Geometry 0 Single curve 1 Double curve with slight Flattening 2 Double curve with normal Flattening (Standard) 3 Double curve with high edge Flattening In the case of double curved contact lens the size of the back optic zone diameter (BOZD) depends on the size of the contact lens diameter (BOZD is equivalent to 83% of the contact lens diameter) Design-Principles • • • • Correction based on Simultaneous vision Multi focal, concentric ring design, with distance at center The central zone includes the distant and the intermediate region at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Capital 2: Soft Lens, personalized Multi focal - Contactlens Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • • 7,0 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 12,0 - 15,0 mm 0,75 - 3,0 dpt no limits 1,0 - 2,0 cm/m r0 F`v Cyl. A ØT Add FZ P = Base curve radius = Power = Cylinder = Achse = Total diameter = Addition = Distance zone = Prisma Material • Ref capital material Selection of the central zone Pupil opening in normal room lighting ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 3,5 mm Central Zone= 3,2 mm Pupil opening in normal room lighting < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye Distance: • Non-Dominant eye: Central Zone= 3,2 mm Central Zone= 2,9 mm Steps 0,1 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm 0,25 dpt 0,05 mm 0,25 cm/m Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Excellent AS Rotation symmetric, aspheric contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • • • • The cornea with regular flattening Numerical excentricity of the cornea ≤ 0,4 Approx till 3/10 mm Radius difference of the cornea Total astigmatism = Corneal astigmatism Front surface • Spheric Back surface • • • • Rotation symmetric, aspheric Center Back surface zone till 15° Progressive flattening, the face value of the numerical excentricity is reached at 30 ° Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt -0,5 - +1,2 8,0 - 12,0 mm r0 F`v n. E. ØT = Base radius = Power = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter Material • Ref capital material Fitting Recommendation Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens • Base radius • Diameter • n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section (r0 = rh1) = Horizontal corneal Diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,05 0,1 mm Excellent MK Rotation symmetric, multi curve contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • The cornea with regular flattening • Numerical excentricity of the Cornea till 0,4 • Approx. till 3/10 mm radius difference of the cornea • By Decentration of Excellent AS • Large pupil opening • Total astigmatism = Corneal astigmatism Front surface • Spheric Back surface • • • • Rotation symmetric Three curves including bevel Center back surface zone till 27°, adjoining second, flatter curve Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt -0,5 - 1,0 8,0 - 12,0 mm r0 F`v n. E. ØT = Base radius = Power = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter Material • Ref capital material Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Fitting Recommendation • Base radius • Diameter • n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section (r0 = rh1) = Horizontal corneal Diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,05 0,1 mm Excellent AS VP Rotation symmetric, aspheric, front-prismatic contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • • • • • The cornea with regular flattening Numerical excentricity of the cornea ≤ 0,4 Approx. 3/10 mm radius difference of the cornea Total astigmatism = Corneal astigmatism Sitting high with Excellent AS Front surface • Spheric • Standard prism = 1,25 cm/m in 270° • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • • • • Rotation symmetric, aspheric Center back surface zone till 15° Progressive flattening, the face value of the numerical excentricity is reached at 30 ° Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt -0,5 - 1,2 8,0 - 12,0 mm 1,0 - 2,5 cm/m r0 F`v n. E. ØT P = Base radius = Power = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter = Prism Material • Ref capital material Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Fitting Recommendation • Base radius • Diameter • n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section = Horizontal corneal Diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,05 0,1 mm 0,25 cm/m Excellent MK VP Rotation symmetric, multi curve, front-prismatic contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • The cornea with regular flattening • Numerical excentricity of the cornea till 0,4 • Approx. 3/10 mm radius difference of the cornea • Large pupil opening • By Decentration of Excellent AS VP • Total astigmatism = Corneal astigmatism Front surface • Spheric • Standard prism = 1,25 cm/m in 270° • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • • • • Rotation symmetric, Three curves including bevel Center back surface zone till 27°, adjoining second, flatter curve Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt -0,5 - +1,0 8,0 - 12,0 mm 1,0 - 2,5 cm/m r0 F`v n. E. ØT P = Base radius = Power = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter = Prism Material Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens • Ref capital material Fitting Recommendation • Base radius • Diameter • n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section (r0 = rh1) = Horizontal corneal diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,05 0,1 mm 0,25 cm/m Excellent AS VPT Rotation symmetric, aspheric, front-prismatic-toric contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • • • • The cornea with regular flattening Numerical excentricity of the cornea ≤ 0,4 Approx. till 3/10 mm radius difference of the cornea To correct an internal Residual astigmatism Front surface • Toric • Standard prism = 1,25 cm/m in 270° • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • • • • Rotation symmetric, aspheric Center back surface zone till 15° Progressive flattening, the face value of the numerical excentricity is reached at 30 ° Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° -0,5 - 1,2 8,0 - 12,0 mm 1,0 - 2,5 cm/m r0 F`v Cyl. A n. E. ØT P = Base radius = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter = Prism Material • Ref capital material Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Fitting Recommendation • Base radius • Diameter • n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section = Horizontal corneal Diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,05 0,1 mm 0,25 cm/m Excellent MK VPT Rotation symmetric, multi curve, front-prismatic-toric contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • The cornea with regular flattening • Numerical excentricity of the Cornea till 0,4 • Approx. 3/10 mm radius difference of the cornea • Large pupil opening • By Decentration of Excellent AS VPT • To correct an internal Residual astigmatism Front surface • Toric • Standard prism = 1,25 cm/m in 270° • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • • • • Rotation symmetric Three curves including bevel Center back surface zone till 27°, adjoining second, flatter curve Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° -0,5 - +1,2 8,0 - 12,0 mm 1,0 - 2,5 cm/m r0 F`v Cyl. A n. E. ØT P = Base radius = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter = Prism Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Material • Ref capital material Fitting Recommendation • Base radius • Diameter • n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section (r0 = rh1) = Horizontal corneal Diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,05 0,1 mm 0,25 cm/m Excellent AS PT Peripher toric, aspheric contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • • • • The cornea with regular flattening Numerical excentricity of the cornea ≤ 0,4 3 - 4/10 mm Radius difference of the cornea Total astigmatism = Corneal astigmatism Additional models • Excellent AS PT VP • Excellent AS PT VT • Excellent AS PT VPT Front surface • Spheric or Toric • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • • • • • • Peripher Toric, aspheric Center back surface zone till 15° Progressive flattening, the face value of the numerical excentricity is reached at 30 ° Radius difference of the back surface = 15/100 mm Peripheral excentric, 3 / 10 difference in the excentricity Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 0,6 - 0,3 8,0 - 12,0 mm 1,0 - 2,5 cm/m r0 F`v Cyl. A n. E. ØT P = Base radius = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter = Prism Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,05 0,1 mm 0,25 cm Material • Ref capital material Fitting Recommendation • Base radius • Diameter • n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section (r0 = rh1) = Horizontal corneal Diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity On ordering the Excellent AS PT, the excentricity of the flat main section has to be given. Excellent MK PT Peripher toric, multi curve contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • • • • The cornea with regular flattening Numerical excentricity of the cornea ≤ 0,4 3 - 4/10 mm Radius difference of the cornea Total astigmatism = Corneal astigmatism Additional models • Excellent MK PT VP • Excellent MK PT VT • Excellent MK PT VPT Front surface • Spheric or Toric • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • • • • • Peripher Toric, Three curves including bevel Center back surface zone till 27°, adjoining second, flatter curve Radius difference of the back surface = 15/100 mm Peripheral excentric, 3 / 10 difference in the excentricity Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 0,6 - 0,3 8,0 - 12,0 mm 1,0 - 2,5 cm/m r0 F`v Cyl. A n. E. ØT P = Base radius = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter = Prism Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,05 0,1 mm 0,25 cm Material Ref capital material Fitting Recommendation • Base radius • Diameter • n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section (r0 = rh1) = Horizontal corneal Diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity When ordering the Excellent MK PT, only the excentricity of the flattening main section has tobe given. Excellent AS RT Back toric, aspheric contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • • • The cornea with regular flattening Numerical excentricity of the cornea ≤ 0,4 From approx. 4/10 mm Radius difference of the cornea Front surface • Spheric • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • • • • Toric, aspheric Center back surface zone till 15° Progressive flattening, the face value of the numerical excentricity is reached at 30 ° Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm 4,5 - 10,0 mm - 2,0 mm ±30,00 dpt -0,5 - +1,2 8,0 - 12,0 mm r01 r02 Δr F`v n. E. ØT = Base flat radius = Base steep radius = Radius difference = Power = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter Steps 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,05 0,1 mm Material • Ref capital material Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Fitting Recommendation • • • • Base radius Radius difference: Diameter n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section (R01 = Rh1) – For With-the-rule astigmatism > 4/10 mm – r02 = 1/10 mm flater than rh2 – For With-the-rule astigmatism ≤ 4/10 mm – r02 = rh2 – For Against-the-rule astigmatism r01 = 1/10 mm flater than rh1 r02 = rh2 = Horizontal corneal Diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity Excellent AS BT Bitoric, aspheric contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • • • The cornea with regular flattening Numerical excentricity of the cornea ≤ 0,4 Aprrox. more than 4/10 mm Radius difference of the cornea Front surface • Toric • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • • • • Toric, aspheric Center back surface zone till 15° Progressive flattening, the face value of the numerical excentricity is reached at 30 ° Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm 4,5 - 10,0 mm - 2,0 mm ±30,00 dpt < -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° -0,5 - +1,2 8,0 - 12,0 mm r01 r02 Δr F`v Cyl. A n. E. ØT = Base radius = Base steep radius = Radius difference = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter Steps 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,05 0,1 mm Material • Ref capital material Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Fitting Recommendation • • • • Base radius Radius difference: Diameter n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section (r01 = rh1) – For With-the-rule astigmatism 4/10 mm – r02 = 1/10 mm flater than rh2 – For With-the-rule astigmatism ≤ 4/10 mm – r02 = rh2 – For Against-the-rule astigmatism r01 = 1/10 mm flater than rh1 r02 = rh2 = Horizontal corneal Diameter -2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity Excellent MK RT Back toric, multi curve contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • • • • • The cornea with regular flattening Numerical excentricity of the cornea ≤ 0,4 Aprrox. more than 4/10 mm Radius difference of the cornea Large pupil opening By Decentration of Excellent AS RT Front surface • Spheric • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • Toric, Three curves including bevel • Center back surface zone till 27°, adjoining second, flatter curve • Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm 4,5 - 10,0 mm - 2,0 mm ±30,00 dpt -0,5 - +1,2 8,0 - 12,0 mm r01 r02 Δr F`v n. E. ØT = Base radius = Base steep radius = Radius difference = Power = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter Steps 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,05 0,1 mm Material • Ref capital material Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Fitting Recommendation • • • • Base radius Radius difference: Diameter n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section (r01 = rh1) – For With-the-rule astigmatism > 4/10 mm – r02 = 1/10 mm flater than rh2 – For With-the-rule astigmatism ≤ 4/10 mm – r02 = rh2 – For Against-the-rule astigmatism r01 = 1/10 mm flater than rh1 r02 = rh2 = Horizontal corneal Diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity Excellent MK BT Bitoric, multi curve contact lens Eye conditions/Indications • • • • • The cornea with regular flattening Numerical excentricity of the cornea ≤ 0,4 Aprrox. more than 4/10 mm Radius difference of the cornea Large pupil opening By Decentration of Excellent AS BT Front surface • Toric • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • Toric, Three curves including bevel • Center back surface zone till 27°, adjoining second, flatter curve • Bevel ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm 4,5 - 10,0 mm - 2,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° -0,5 - +1,2 8,0 - 12,0 mm r01 r02 Δr F`v Cyl. A n. E. ØT = Base radius = Base steep radius = Radius difference = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter Steps 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,05 0,1 mm Material • Ref capital material Capital 3: RGP Single vision contact lens Fitting Recommendation • • • • Base radius Radius difference: Diameter n. E. = Radius of the flat corneal main section (R01 = Rh1) – For With-the-rule astigmatism > 4/10 mm – r02 = 1/10 mm flater than rh2 – For With-the-rule astigmatism ≤ 4/10 mm – r02 = rh2 – For Against-the-rule astigmatism r01 = 1/10 mm flater than rh1 r02 = rh2 = Horizontal corneal Diameter - 2,0 mm = Average corneal excentricity Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens Excellent AS QSD Quadrant specific, aspherical contact lens Eye condition/ Indications • For irregular cornea with different flattening in each quadrant • Keratoconus • After Cornea transplantation • Incase of any injury Additional models • Excellent AS QSD VP • Excellent AS QSD VT • Excellent AS QSD VPT Front surface • Spheric or toric • Point marking at 0°, 180° und 270° Back surface • • • • Quadrant specific, aspheric Center Back surface zone till 15° Progressively flatten, the face value of the numerical excentricity is reached at 30 ° Bevel on back surface ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° -1,0 - +1,2 8,5 - 12,0 mm approx. 25° selectable r01 F`v Cyl. A n. E. ØT BOZD = Base radius = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter = Center back optic zone Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,05 0,1 mm 0,1 mm Material Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens • Ref Capital 7 Fitting recommendations We recommend to start the irregular cornea treatment with Excellent AS The calculation of Excellent AS QSD is carried out with an appropriate seat rotationally symmetrical contact lens using fluorescein. We will provide you tips and assistance during the fitting of the lens. Excellent AS QSD RT/BT Quadrant specific, toric, aspherical contact lens Eye condition/ Indications • For irregular cornea with different flattening in each quadrant • After Cornea transplantation • Incase of any injury Front surface • Spherical or toric • Point marking at 0°, 180° und 270° Back surface • • • • Quadrant specific, toric, aspherical Center back surface zone till 15° Progressively flattened, the face value of the numerical excentricity is reached at 30 ° Bevel on back surface ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • • • 5,5 - 10,0 mm 4,5 - 10,0 mm - 2,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° -1,0 - +1,2 8,0 - 12,0 mm approx.25° selectable r01 r02 Δr F`v Cyl. A n. E. ØT BOZD = Base radius = Basic steep radius = Radius difference = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Numerical excentricity = Total diameter = Center back optic zone Steps 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,05 0,1 mm 0,1 mm Material Ref Capital 7 Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens Fitting recommendations We recommend to start the fitting of lens for patients having irregular cornea with Excellent AS RT/BT. The calculation of Excellent AS QSD RT/BT is based on the suitable back toric contact lens and Fluoreszein We will provide special tipps and support during the fitting of the quadrant specific contact lens. i-MAP Rotations symmetric, multi curve, individual contact lens Eye condition/ Indications • • • • • • Keratoconus Keratoglobus Irregular Cornea After Cornea transplantation After Lasik Irregularity due to injury in Cornea Additional models • i-MAP VP • i-MAP VPT Front surface • Spherical or toric Back surface • • • • Rotations symmetric, multi curve The number of curves, width and corresponding peripheral zone radi are selectable Depending on the eye conditions the curves can be selected as prolong, oblong or reverse Bevel on back surface ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • 4,0 - 12,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 8,0 - 12,0 mm r0 F`v Cyl. A ØT = Base radius = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Total diameter Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm Material • Ref Capital 7 Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens Fitting recommendations To treat irregular cornea constalations, we recommend to start with simple, standard geometries. During the fitting process, you will be able to change or switch across any design or dimensions. To provide you the best support during fitting, send us the topography of the cornea in advance. We will send you the recommendations and tipps for perfect fitting. If you have the possibility to send photos or videos of the eyes along with test lens we can calculate i-Map lenses for you. i-MAP RT/BT Toric, multi curve, individual contact lens Eye condition/ Indications • • • • • • Keratoconus Keratoglobus Irregular Cornea After Cornea transplantation After Lasik Irregularity due to injury in Cornea Front surface • Spherical or toric • Point marking auf 0° und 180° Back surface • • • • Toric, multi curve The number of curves, width and corresponding peripheral zone radius are selectable Depending on the eye conditions the curves can be selected as prolong, oblong or reverse Bevel on back surface ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 4,0 - 12,0 mm 4,5 - 10,0 mm - 2,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 8,0 - 12,0 mm r01 r02 Δr F`v Cyl. A ØT = Base radius = Basic steep radius = Radius difference = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Total diameter Steps 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm Material • Siehe Seite Kapitel 7 Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens Fitting recommendations To treat irregular cornea constalations, we recommend to start with simple, standard geometries. During the fitting process, you will be able to change or switch across any design or dimensions. To provide you the best support send us the topography of the Cornea in advance. We will send you the recommendations and tipps for perfect fitting. If you have the possibility to send photos or videos of the eyes along with test lens, we will calculate i-Map RT/BT lenses for you i-MAP QSD Quadrant specific, multi curve, individual contact lens Eye condition/ Indications • • • • • • Keratoconus Keratoglobus Irregular Cornea After Cornea transplantation After Lasik Irregularity due to injury in Cornea Additional models • i-MAP QSD VP • i-MAP QSD VT • i-MAP QSD VPT Front surface • Spherical or toric • Point marking at 0°, 180° und 270° Back surface • • • • Quadrant specific, multi curve The number of curves, width and corresponding peripheral zone radius are selectable Depending on the eye conditions the curves can be selected as prolong, oblong or reverse Bevel on back surface ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • 4,0 - 12,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 8,0 - 12,0 mm r0 F`v Cyl. A ØT = Base radius = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Total diameter Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm Material Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens • Ref Capital 7 Fitting recommendations To treat irregular cornea constalations, we recommend to start with simple, standard geometries. During the fitting process, you will be able to change or switch across any design or dimensions. To provide you the best support during fitting, send us the topography of the cornea in advance. We will send you the recommendations and tipps for perfect fitting. If you have the possibility to send photos or videos of the eyes along with test lens, we will calculate i-Map QSD lenses for you i-MAP QSD RT/BT Quadrant specific, toric, multi curve, individual contact lens Eye condition/ Indications • Keratoconus • Keratoglobus • Irregular Cornea, After Cornea transplantation • After Lasik • Irregularity due to injury in Cornea Front surface • Spherical or toric • Point marking at 0°, 180° and 270° Back surface • • • • Quadrant specific, back toric, multi curve The number of curves, width and corresponding peripheral zone radius are selectable Depending on the eye conditions the curves can be selected as prolong, oblong or reverse Bevel on back surface ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 4,0 - 12,0 mm 4,5 - 10,0 mm - 2,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 8,0 - 12,0 mm r01 r02 Δr F`v Cyl. A ØT = Base radius = Basic steep radius = Radius difference = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Total diameter Steps 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm Material • Ref Capital 7 Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens Fitting recommendations To treat irregular cornea constalations, we recommend to start with simple, standard geometries. During the fitting process, you will be able to change or switch across any design or dimensions. To provide you the best support during fitting, send us the topography of the cornea in advance.. We will send you the recommendations and tipps for perfect fitting. If you have the possibility to send photos or videos of the eyes along with test lens, we will calculate i-Map QSD RT/BT lenses for you. i-MAP MS Multi curve, individual miniskleral contact lens Eye condition/ Indications • • • • • • Keratoconus Keratoglobus Irregular Cornea After Cornea transplantation After Lasik Irregularity due to injury in Cornea Additional models • i-MAP MS RT • i-MAP MS BT Front surface • Spherical or toric Back surface • Rotations symmetric, multi curve • The number of curves, width and corresponding peripheral zone radius are selectable • Bevel on back surface ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Range Parameter Range • • • • • 4,0 - 12,0 mm ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° - 18,5 mm r0 F`v Cyl. A ØT = Base radius = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Total diameter Material Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens • Ref Capital 7 Steps 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm Excellent-KK Rotations symmetric, standardized keratoconus contact lens Eye condition/ Indications • In case of Keratoconus Additional models • Excellent-KK VP • Excellent-KK VPT Front surface • Spherical or toric Back surface • Rotations symmetric, multi curve • Bevel on back surface ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Advantages • The flattening on the periphery can be defined using Flatteing factor AF Range Parameter Range • • • • • • 4,8 - 8,5 mm -4,0 to +4,0 ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 8,3 - 10,5 mm r0 AF F`v Cyl. A ØT = Base radius = Flattening factor = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Total diameter Material • Ref Capital 7 Fitting recommendations Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens • To calculate back surface please ref. to «Fitting-Guide Excellent-KK» Steps 0,05 mm 0,5 Steps 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm Excellent-KK RT/BT Toric, standardized keratoconus contact lens Eye condition/ Indications • In case of Keratoconus Front surface • Spherical or toric • Point marking auf 0° und 180° Back surface • Toric, multi curve • The bevel provides high wearing comfort and optimal flow of tears Advantages • The flattening on the periphery can be defined using Flatteing factor AF Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • 4,8 - 8,5 mm - 1,0 mm -4,0 to +4,0 ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 8,3 - 10,5 mm r0 Δr AF F`v Cyl. A ØT = Base radius = Radius difference = Flattening factor = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Total diameter Material • Ref Capital 7 Fitting recommendations Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens • To calculate the back surface ref. to «Fitting-Guide Excellent KK» Steps 0,05 mm 0,05 0,5 Steps 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm Excellent-KK QSD Quadrant specific, standardized keratoconus contact lens Eye condition/ Indications • In case of Keratoconus Additional models • Excellent-KK QSD VP • Excellent-KK QSD VT • Excellent-KK QSD VPT Front surface • Spherical or toric • Point marking at 0°, 180° und 270° Back surface • Quadrant specific, multi curve • Bevel on back surface ensures a high wearing comfort and an optimal flow of tears Advantages • The flattening of the Quadrant in a multi-curve back surface is defined by the parameter - the flattening factor «AF» - in the four main quadrants (0 °, 90 °, 180 ° and 270 °) Range Parameter Range • • • • • • • • • 4,8 - 8,5 mm -4,0 to +4,0 -4,0 to +4,0 -4,0 to +4,0 -4,0 to +4,0 ±30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 8,3 - 10,5 mm r0 AF(0°) AF(90°) AF(180°) AF(270°) F`v Cyl. A ØT = Base radius = Flattening factor = Flattening factor = Flattening factor = Flattening factor = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Total diameter Material Kapitel 4: RGP Special-Contact lens Ref Capital 7 Fitting recommendations • To calculate the back surface ref. to «Fitting-Guide Excellent KK» Steps 0,05 mm 0,5 Steps 0,5 Steps 0,5 Steps 0,5 Steps 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,1 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Excellent AS Progress-F Multi focal, aspheric contact lens Eye condition/Indications • First choice by Presbyopia, requiring Multi focal RGP lens Additional models • • • • Excellent AS Progress-F VP Excellent AS Progress-F VPT Excellent AS Progress-F RT Excellent AS Progress-F BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Distance located at center Back surface • Ref. to Back surface Geometry, as in Capital «RGP single vision contact lens» Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneous / Alternating Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone contains the distance and the intermediate zone at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Range • Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,5 mm The center zone = 4,3 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,3 mm The center zone = 4,1 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Fitting recommendations • For calculating back surface ref. Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens » • So as to function, the Excelllent AS progress-F alternatively, the lens has to move properly on the eyes and has to be centered to the pupil • By reading or by viewing down, the Excellent AS Progress-F has to move slightly upwards Excellent AS Progress-F PT Multi focal, periphery toric, aspheric contact lens Eye condition/Indications • First choice for Presbyopia patients requiring multi focal RGP lens Additional models • Excellent AS Progress-F PT VT • Excellent AS Progress-F PT VP • Excellent AS Progress-F PT VPT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Distance located at center • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • Ref. to Back surface Geometry, as in Capital «RGP single vision contact lens» Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneous / Alternating Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone contains the distance and the intermediate zone at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Range • Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,5 mm The center zone = 4,3 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,3 mm The center zone = 4,1 mm Fitting recommendations • For calculating back surface ref. Capital « RGP Single vision contact lens » • So as to function, the Excellent As Progress-F PT alternatively, the lens has to move properly on the eyes and has to be centered to the pupil • On reading or by viewing down, the lens has to move slightly upwards for Excellent AS Progress-F PT Excellent AS Progress-F QSD Multi focal, quadrant specific , aspheric contact lens Eye condition/Indications • First choice for Presbyopia patients requiring multi focal RGP lens Additional models • Excellent AS Progress-F QSD VT • Excellent AS Progress-F QSD VP • Excellent AS Progress-F QSD VPT • Excellent AS Progress-F QSD RT • Excellent AS Progress-F QSD BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Distance located at center • Point marking at 0°, 180° and 270° Back surface • For all back surface geometry please Ref. to Capital «RGP Special contact lens» Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneous / Alternating Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone contains the distance and the intermediate zone at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Range • Ref. to corresponding lens type in Capital «RGP Special contact lens» • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Calculation of center zone size Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,5 mm The center zone = 4,3 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,3 mm The center zone = 4,1 mm Fitting recommendations • For calculating back surface ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» • So as to function, the Excellent As Progress-F QSD alternatively, the lens has to move properly on the eyes and has to be centered to the pupil • On reading or by viewing down, the lens has to move slightly upwards for Excellent AS Progress-F QSD Excellent MK Progress-F Multi focal, multi curve Contact lens Eye condition/Indications • First choice for Presbyopia patients requiring multi focal RGP lens Additional models • • • • Excellent MK Progress-F VP Excellent MK Progress-F VPT Excellent MK Progress-F RT Excellent MK Progress-F BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Distance located at center Back surface • Ref. to Back surface Geometry, as in Capital «RGP single vision contact lens» Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneous / Alternating Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone contains the distance and the intermediate zone at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Range • Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,5 mm The center zone = 4,3 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,3 mm The center zone = 4,1 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Fitting recommendations • For calculating back surface ref. Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • So as to function, the Excellent MK Progress-F alternatively, the lens has to move properly on the eyes and has to be centered to the pupil • On reading or by viewing down, the lens has to move slightly upwards for Excellent MK Progress-F Excellent MK Progress-F PT Multi focal, periphery toric, multi curve contact lens Eye condition/Indications • First choice for Presbyopia patients requiring multi focal RGP lens Additional models • Excellent MK Progress-F PT VT • Excellent MK Progress-F PT VP • Excellent MK Progress-F PT VPT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Distance located at center • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • Ref. to Back surface Geometry, as in Capital «RGP single vision contact lens» Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneous / Alternating Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone contains the distance and the intermediate zone at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Range • Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,5 mm The center zone = 4,3 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,3 mm The center zone = 4,1 mm Fitting recommendations • For calculating back surface ref. Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • So as to function, the Excellent MK Progress-F PT alternatively, the lens has to move properly on the eyes and has to be centered to the pupil • On reading or by viewing down, the lens has to move slightly upwards for Excellent MK Progress-F PT Excellent AS Progress-N Multi focal, aspheric contact lens Eye condition/Indications • Presbyopia • In case of insufficient movement by Excellent AS Progress-F Additional models • • • • Excellent AS Progress-N VP Excellent AS Progress-N VPT Excellent AS Progress-N RT Excellent AS Progress-N BT Front surface • Multi focal, spherical or toric, Near located at center Back surface • Ref. to Back surface Geometry, as in Capital «RGP single vision contact lens» Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneously, Near located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone consist of near and intermediate zone in 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Range • Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,4 mm The center zone = 3,6 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,2 mm The center zone = 3,4 mm Fitting recommendations • For calculating back surface ref. Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • The Excellent AS Progress-N must be centered to the pupil and must not have too much movement Excellent AS Progress-N PT Multi focal, periphery toric, aspheric contact lens Eye condition/Indications • Presbyopia • In case of insufficient movement of an Excellent AS Progress -F Additional models • Excellent AS Progress-N PT VT • Excellent AS Progress-N PT VP • Excellent AS Progress-N PT VPT Front surface • Multi focal, spherical or toric, Near located at center • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • Ref. to Back surface Geometry, as in Capital «RGP single vision contact lens» Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneously, Near located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone consist of near and intermediate zone in 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Range • Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,4 mm The center zone = 3,6 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,2 mm The center zone = 3,4 mm Fitting recommendations • For Fitting or calculating the back surface, Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • The Excellent AS Progress-N PT must be centered to the pupil and must not have too much movement Excellent AS Progress-N QSD Multi focal, quadrant specific , aspheric contact lens Eye condition/Indications • Presbyopia • In case of insufficient movement of an Excellent AS Progress-F Additional models • Excellent AS Progress-N QSD VT • Excellent AS Progress-N QSD VP • Excellent AS Progress-N QSD VPT • Excellent AS Progress-N QSD RT • Excellent AS Progress-N QSD BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Near located at center • Point marking at 0°, 180° and 270° Back surface • For all the back-surface geometries, ref to Chapter«RGP Special contact lens» Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneously, Near located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone consist of near and intermediate zone in 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Range • Ref. to corresponding lens type in Capital «RGP Special contact lens» • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Calculation of center zone size Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,4 mm The center zone = 3,6 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,2 mm The center zone = 3,4 mm Fitting recommendations • For Fitting or calculating the back surface Ref. to corresponding lens type in Capital «RGP Special contact lens» • The Excellent AS Progress-N QSD must be centered to the pupil and must not have too much movement Excellent MK Progress-N Multi focal, multi curve contact lens Eye condition/Indications • Presbyopia • In case of insufficient movement of an Excellent AS Progress -F Additional models • • • • Excellent MK Progress-N VP Excellent MK Progress-N VPT Excellent MK Progress-N RT Excellent MK Progress-N BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Near located at center Back surface • Ref. to Back surface Geometry, as in Capital «RGP single vision contact lens» Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneously, Near located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone consist of near and intermediate zone in 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Range • Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,4 mm The center zone = 3,6 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,2 mm The center zone = 3,4 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Fitting recommendations • For Fitting or calculating the back surface Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • The Excellent MK Progress-N must be centered to the pupil and must not have too much movement Excellent MK Progress-N PT Multi focal, periphery toric, multi curve contact lens Eye condition/Indications • Presbyopia • In case of insufficient movement of an Excellent AS Progress -F Additional models • Excellent MK Progress-N PT VT • Excellent MK Progress-N PT VP • Excellent MK Progress-N PT VPT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Near located at center • Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • Ref. to back surface geometry, as in Capital «RGP single vision contact lens» Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneously, Near located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone consist of near and intermediate zone in 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Range • Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,4 mm The center zone = 3,6 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,2 mm The center zone = 3,4 mm Fitting recommendations • For Fitting or calculating the back surface Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» • The Excellent MK Progress-N PT must be centered to the pupil and must not have too much movement Excellent MK Bifo Bifokale, multi curve contact lens Eye condition/Indications • Presbyopia • In case of incompatibility of Simultaneous / Alternative or Simultaneous Multi focal designs Additional models • Excellent MK Bifo VPT • Excellent MK Bifo RT • Excellent MK Bifo BT Front surface • • • • Bifocal with segment, spheric or toric Standard-Segment height 1 mm under the middle line (H = -1) Standard-Prisma from 1,5 cm/m at 270° Point marking at 0° and 180° Back surface • Rotations symmetric, multi curve • Back toric, multi curve Corrections-methods / Designs • Alternating • The Seperation line between distance and Near can be set up at different heights Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Range Parameter Range Steps • • • • • • • • = Base curve = Power = Cylinder = Axis = Addition = Numeric excentricity = Total diameter = Segment height 5,5 - 10,0 mm +15,00 - -30,00 dpt > -0,5 dpt 0° - 180° 0,75 - 3,5 dpt -0,5 - 1,0 8,0 - 12,0 mm -3,0 - +3,0 mm r0 F`v Cyl. A Add n. E. ØT H 0,05 mm 0,12 dpt 0,12 dpt 1° 0,25 dpt 0,05 0,1 mm 0,5 mm Material Ref. Capital Material Fitting recommendations • • • • For Fitting or calculating the back surface, Ref. to Lens type in Capital «RGP Single vision contact lens» Inorder that alternative function works out perfectly, they must have a sufficient movement on the eye They should not be too large in diameter and must not sit high eg. have to hold the upper eyelid By reading or by viewing down, the lens has to move slightly upwards i-MAP Progress-F Multi focal, multi curve, individual contact lens Eye condition/Indications • First choice for Presbyopia requiring Multi focal RGP lenses • Keratoconus • Keratoglobus • Irregular cornea • After Keratoplasty treatment • After Lasik treatment • In case of irregularity on the cornea due to injury Additional models • • • • i-MAP Progress-F VP i-MAP Progress-F VPT i-MAP Progress-F RT i-MAP Progress-F BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Distance located at center Back surface • • • • Rotations symmetric or toric, multi curve The number of curves, zone width and corresponding radius is selectable Depending on eye conditions /Indications, geometries prolong, oblong or reverse can be selected The bevel provides proper comfort and optimal flow of trears Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneous / Alternating, Distance located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone contains the distance and the intermediate zone at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,5 mm The center zone = 4,3 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,3 mm The center zone = 4,1 mm Range • Ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» for the corresponding i-MAP Typ • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Fitting recommendations • For Fitting or calculating the back surface, Ref. to lens type in Capital «RGP Special contact lens» for the corresponding i-MAP Typ • Inorder that alternating works properly by i-MAP Progress-F, they must have sufficient movement over the eye and centered to the pupil. By reading or by viewing down, the i-MAP Progress-F has to move slightly upwards i-MAP Progress-F QSD Multi focal, quadrant specific , multi curve, individual contact lens Eye condition/Indications • First choice for presbyopia with RGP Multi focal special conatact lens • Keratoconus • Keratoglobus • Irregular cornea • After Keratoplasty treatment • After Lasik treatment • In case of deformation on the cornea due to any injury Additional models • • • • • i-MAP Progress-F QSD VP i-MAP Progress-F QSD VT i-MAP Progress-F QSD VPT i-MAP Progress-F QSD RT i-MAP Progress-F QSD BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Distance located at center • Point marking at 0°, 180° and 270° Back surface • • • • Quadrant specific, multi curve, spheric or toric The number of curves, zone width and corresponding radius is selectable Depending on eye conditions /Indications, geometries prolong, oblong or reverse can be selected The bevel provides proper comfort and optimal flow of trears Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneous / Alternating, Distance located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone contains the distance and the intermediate zone at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Calculation of center zone size Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,5 mm The center zone = 4,3 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,3 mm The center zone = 4,1 mm Range • Ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» corresponding to i-MAP Typ • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Fitting recommendations • For calculating back surface ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» corresponding to i-MAP Typ. • Inorder that alternating works properly by i-MAP Progress-F QSD, they must have a sufficient movement over the eye and centered to the pupil. • By reading or by viewing down, the i-MAP Progress-F QSD has to move slightly upwards i-MAP Progress-N Multi focal, multi curve, individual contact lens Eye condition/Indications • • • • • • • Presbyopia Keratoconus Keratoglobus Irregular cornea After Keratoplasty treatment After Lasik treatment In case of irregularity on the cornea due to injury Additional models • • • • i-MAP Progress-N VP i-MAP Progress-N VPT i-MAP Progress-N RT i-MAP Progress-N BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Near located at center Back surface • • • • Rotations symmetric or toric, multi curve The number of curves, zone width and corresponding radius is selectable Depending on eye conditions /Indications, geometries prolong, oblong or reverse can be selected The bevel provides proper comfort and optimal flow of trears Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneous, Near located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone consist of near and intermediate zone in 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,4 mm The center zone = 3,6 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,2 mm The center zone = 3,4 mm Range • Ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» corresponding to i-MAP Typ • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Fitting recommendations • For calculating back surface ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» corresponding to i-MAP Typ • Die i-MAP Progress-N must be centered to the pupil and must not have too much movement i-MAP Progress-N QSD Multi focal, quadrant specific , irregularity individual contact lens multi curve, Eye condition/Indications • • • • • • • Presbyopia Keratoconus Keratoglobus Irregular cornea After Keratoplasty treatment After Lasik treatment IIn case of irregularity on the cornea due to injury Additional models • • • • • i-MAP Progress-N QSD VP i-MAP Progress-N QSD VT i-MAP Progress-N QSD VPT i-MAP Progress-N QSD RT i-MAP Progress-N QSD BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Near located at center • Point marking at 0°, 180° and 270° Back surface • • • • Quadrant specific, multi curve, spheric or toric The number of curves, zone width and corresponding radius is selectable Depending on eye conditions /Indications, geometries prolong, oblong or reverse can be selected The bevel provides proper comfort and optimal flow of trears Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneously, Near located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone consist of near and intermediate zone in 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens • Dominant eye distance: The center zone = 3,4 mm • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,6 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: The center zone = 3,2 mm • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,4 mm Range • Ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» corresponding to i-MAP Typ • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Fitting recommendations • For calculating back surface ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» corresponding to i-MAP Typ • Die i-MAP Progress-N QSD must be centered to the pupil and must not have too much movement Excellent-KK Progress-F Multi focal, standardized, Keratoconuscontact lens Eye condition/Indications • All cases of Keratoconus • First choice by presbyopia with multi focal , RGP Conatct lens Additional models • • • • Excellent-KK Progress-F VP Excellent-KK Progress-F VPT Excellent-KK Progress-F RT Excellent-KK Progress-F BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Distance located at center Back surface • Rotations symmetric or toric, multi curve • The bevel provides proper comfort and optimal flow of trears Advantages • The flattening on the periphery with roatation symmetric, toric or multi curve back surface is defined with flattening factor «AF» Range • Ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» under the corresponding Excellent-KK Typ • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneous / Alternating, Distance located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone contains the distance and the intermediate zone at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,5 mm The center zone = 4,3 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,3 mm The center zone = 4,1 mm Fitting recommendations • For Fitting or calculating the back surface siehe «Anpass-Guide Excellent-KK» • The Excellent-KK Progress-F to function alternatively, they must have a sufficient movement over the eye and centered to the pupil • By reading or by viewing down, the Excellent-KK Progress-F has to move slightly upwards Excellent-KK Progress-F QSD Multi focal, quadrant specific , standardized keratoconus contact lens Eye condition/Indications • All cases of Keratoconus • First choice by Presbyopia with multifocal RGP lenses Additional models • Excellent-KK Progress-F QSD VP • Excellent-KK Progress-F QSD VT • Excellent-KK Progress-F QSD VPT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Distance located at center • Point marking at 0°, 180° and 270° Back surface • Quadrant specific, multi curve, spheric or toric • The bevel provides proper comfort and optimal flow of trears Advantages • The periphery flattening of qudrant specific, multi curven back surface is defined with Parameter, Flattening factor «AF», in all the 4 quadrants (0°, 90°, 180° and 270°) Range • Ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» corresponding to Excellent-KK Typ • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneous / Alternating, Distance located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone contains the distance and the intermediate zone at 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Calculation of center zone size Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,5 mm The center zone = 4,3 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 4,3 mm The center zone = 4,1 mm Fitting recommendations • For Fitting or calculating the back surface Ref Capital «Fitting-Guide Excellent-KK» • The Excellent-KK Progress-F QSD to function alternatively, they must have a sufficient movement over the eye and centered to the pupil • By reading or by viewing down, the lens has to move slightly upwards Excellent-KK Progress-N Multi focal, standardized, keratoconus contact lens Eye condition/Indications • All cases of Keratoconus • Presbyopia Additional models • • • • Excellent-KK Progress-N VP Excellent-KK Progress-N VPT Excellent-KK Progress-N RT Excellent-KK Progress-N BT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Near located at center Back surface • Rotations symmetric or toric, multi curve • The bevel provides proper comfort and optimal flow of trears Advantages • The perpherie flattening for symetric or toric , multi curved back surfaces is defined with flattening parameter «AF». Range • Ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens», defined under corresponding Excellent-KK Typ • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Corrections-methods / Designs • • • • Simultaneously, Near located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone consist of near and intermediate zone in 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Calculation of center zone size Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,4 mm The center zone = 3,6 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,2 mm The center zone = 3,4 mm Fitting recommendations • For Fitting or calculating the back surface Ref. «Fitting-Guide Excellent-KK» • The Excellent-KK Progress-N must be centered to the pupil and must not have too much movement Excellent-KK Progress-N QSD Multi focal, quadrant specific , standardized keratoconus contact lens Eye condition/Indications • All cases of Keratoconus • Presbyopia Additional models • Excellent-KK Progress-N QSD VP • Excellent-KK Progress-N QSD VT • Excellent-KK Progress-N QSD VPT Front surface • Multi focal, spheric or toric, Near located at center • Point marking at 0°, 180° and 270° Back surface • Quadrant specific, multi curve, spheric or toric • The bevel provides proper comfort and optimal flow of trears Advantages • The periphery flattening of qudrant specific, multi curven back surface is defined with Parameter, flattening factor «AF», in all the 4 quadrants (0°, 90°, 180° and 270°) Range • Ref. Capital «RGP Special contact lens» under the corresponding Excellent-KK Typ • Addition from +0,75 to +3,5 dpt / steps 0,25 dpt Corrections-methods / Designs Capital 5: RGP multi vision contact lens • • • • Simultaneously, Near located at center Multi focal, concentric ring designs The center zone consist of near and intermediate zone in 75/25 standard ratio The zone ratio can be changed Calculation of center zone size Pupil opening at normal condition ≥ 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,4 mm The center zone = 3,6 mm Pupil opening at normal condition < 3,5 mm • Dominant eye distance: • Non-dominat eye: The center zone = 3,2 mm The center zone = 3,4 mm Fitting recommendations • For Fitting or calculating the back surface Ref. «Fitting-Guide Excellent-KK» • The Excellent-KK Progress-N QSD must be centered to the pupil and must not have too much movement Capital 6: Lens Fitting Assistant Lens fitting recommendation for soft contact lens For selecting a base curve of soft contact lenses made from materials-Benz G (Benz G3x, Benz G4x, Benz G5x) Mean central corneal radius The basis curve of SH-74 contact lens should be selected 1 to 1/20 mm steeper than Benz G material For selecting a base curve of soft contact lenses made from Contaflex 58 and 75 material (MMA/VP 58 % / 75 %) Capital 6: Lens Fitting Assistant For selecting a base curve of soft contact lenses made from HEMA-material (Polymacon 38,6 %) Lens4Me AG, Hauptstrasse 22, CH -9042 Speicher. Fax: CH: ++41 71 344 2050 DE: 0800 180 7017(Free localy) AT: 0800 296 589(Free localy) Lens Design Form Customer Name Customer No. Reference Lens : Hydrophilic RGP Design : Spherical Toric Spherical-mutifokal Condition : with exchange without exchange Trial lens Point engraving : Right Left Toric-multifocal Refraction Right Sph Cyl Left Axis Vcc HSA Sph Cyl Axis Vcc HSA Corneal radius Radius horizontal Axis Radius horizontal Axis Radius vertical Axis Radius vertical Axis r/n E. nas r/n E. temp. r/n E. nas r/n E. temp. r/n E. inf. r/n E. sup. r/n E. inf. r/n E. sup. Corneal diameterr Corneal diameter Toric Contact Lenses Oberlidverlauf after TABO Degree Oberlidverlauf after TABO Degree Corneo - scleral profile Multifocal Contact Lenses Addition Addition Pupil diameter Pupil diameter Capital 6: Lens Fitting Assistant Guide eye Guide eye Material / Color BenzG3x BenzG4x BenzG5x BenzG72HW Conta flex- 58 Conta flex- 75 SH -74 OptClasssic White Blue Green Aqua Remark OptComfort OptExtra OptExtreme Boston ES Boston EO Boston XO Lens4Me AG, Hauptstrasse 22, CH -9042 Speicher. Fax: CH: ++41 71 344 2050 DE: 0800 180 7017(free localy) AT: 0800 296 589(free localy) Lensdesign- Modification form Customer Name Customer No. Reference Reference Right Left Serial Number Vcc_Far well insufficient well Vcc insufficient Vcc Vcc_Near well well insufficient Vcc insufficient Vcc Overrefraction Sph Cyl Axis Sph Cyl Axis Vcc_Far (with Overrefraction) well insufficient well Vcc insufficient Vcc Vcc_Near (with Overrefraction) well insufficient well Vcc insufficient Vcc Contact lenses seat ideal steep flat ideal steep flat Centering ideal decentered ideal nasal superior temporal inferior decentered Stabilization (TABO) Capital 6: Lens Fitting Assistant Axis position Axis position Material / Color Comments nasal superior temporal inferior Capital 7: Material overview – RGP and Soft lenses Material overview Soft contact lens Material Benz G3x Benz G4x Benz G5x Benz G 72 HW Contaflex 58 Contaflex 75 SH 74 Definitive Hema 38 Composition HEMA/ GMA HEMA/ GMA HEMA/ GMA HEMA/ GMA MMA/VP MMA/VP Filcon V3 P-Hema Water content 49 % 54 % 59 % 72 % 58 % 75 % 74 % 38 % Dk-Value* 16 21 22 42 21 43 60 9 Index (Dry/Wet) 1,507/ 1,425 1,510/ 1,408 1,515/ 1,401 1,513/ 1,384 1,540/ 1,400 1,560/ 1,375 1,510/ 1,376 1,520/ 1,442 Non-ionic Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes UV-Filter No No No No No No No No Color White/ Blue White/ Blue White/ Blue White/ Blue White White White White * X10-11 (cm2/sec)[mlO2/(ml×mmHg)] Benz-G Material Capital 7: Material overview – RGP and Soft lenses G-Benz are high-performance soft lens material, as they remain 100 % hydrated while wearing and thereby do not change their form. The contact lens parameter remains same during the use of the lens. This has not only advantages for the design and adaptation of contact lenses, but also for the health of the eye of the users. Except for the Benz G72 HW, all the materials Benz G-family are non-ionic and white, therefore no increased affinity for protein deposits. Caring solution For all the material used by Lens4Me you can use all the standard caring solutions. Lens4Me recommends for the care of soft contact lenses with hydrogen peroxide in material with a weekly protein removal. In case of wetting because of more tears , we recommend using alcohol-based cleaner solutions (like I-Clean). SH-74 Caring solution As hydrogen peroxide in SH-74 reacts with alcohol and protein, and changes parameters of contact lenses. It is recommended not to use caring solution containing the above ingradients. Therefore we recommend to use care solution with All-in-one solution. Material Overview RGP Contact lens Material Optimum Classic OptiOptimum mum Comfort Extra Optimum Extra M19 OptiBoston mum ES Extreme Boston EO Boston XO PMMA Composition MMA+ SI+F MMA+ SI+F MMA+ SI+F MMA+ SI+F MMA+ SI+F MMA+ SI+F MMA+ SI+F MMA+ SI+F MMA Dk-Value* 26 65 100 100 125 18 58 100 0-0,5 Index 1,450 1,441 1,431 1,431 1,432 1,443 1,429 1,415 1,490 Specific weight (g/cm³) 1,190 1,178 1,160 1,160 1,150 1,220 1,230 1,270 1,180 Wetting anglel (°) 12*** 6*** 3*** 3*** 6*** 52** 49** 49** 27** 79 75 75 77 85 83 81 90 Capital 7: Material overview – RGP and Soft lenses Surface hardness 83 (Shore D) UV-Filter Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Standard Colors Blue Blue Blue White Blue Blue Blue Blue White Additional colors NA Aqua, Green Aqua, Green NA Aqua Aqua, Green Aqua, Green Aqua, Green Grey * ISO 9913-1, unit X10-11 (cm2/sec)[mlO2/(ml×mmHg)] ** Blow method, ***Manufacturers information