EYETECH Optics Cosmetic and Prosthetic Lenses

EYETECH Opaques,

Cosmetic and Prosthetic Lenses

Eyetech Opaques have been designed for those patients that require a radical change of iris color. The Lenses are made opaque across all or part of the back of the lens and then a tint is applied to the front surface.

Prosthetic Lenses are used to hide corneal disfigurements such as scars or to treat a wide range of conditions including photophobia, when certain light, colors and intensities can cause problems to the unprotected eye.

(Prosthetic and therapeutic contact lenses can only be order by a licensed eye care practitioner. )



Black, Red or Sunlens pupil Remainder of Lens is clear	Tint over Iris and Pupil Clear Edge	Tint or Opaque over Iris Clear Pupil and Edge	Tint or Opaque over Iris Black Pupil, Clear Edge
Pupil Diameters: (Design A&D) 3.00mm, 3.50mm, 4.00mm, 4.50mm, 5.00mm, 5.50mm, 6.00mm, 7.00mm, 8.00mm, 9.00mm	Iris Diameters: 10.00mm, 10.50mm, 11.00mm, 11.50mm, 12.00mm	Pupil Diameters: Clear 3.00mm, 4.00mm, 5.00mm, 6.00mm


		TYPE A (OCCLUSION) Amblyopia therapy (patching) Anti-Suppression therapy Dioplia (pathological or physiological) Mature non-operable cataracts Lens Subluxation Iris Hypertrophy

		TYPE B & C (COSMETIC) Cosmetic enhancement Photophobia Albinism Handling aid for aphakia Keyhole pupil (usually C) Post-surgical glaucoma (cosmetic C only) Polycoria (C only) Microcornea (C only)

		TYPE D (PROSTHETIC) Corneal Disfiguration Corneal Scarring Decentered pupil


		EYETECH Opaques are manufactured from: EYETECH Flex 75 Having a water content on 75% the material is recommended for therapeutic applications and prolonged wear.
		*Stock Parameters:* Diameter: 14.0 & 14.5 Base Curves: 8.30, 8.70, 9.10 Powers: +20.00 to -20.00 Please contact us for more information on Pricing and Non-Stock parameters.

		Photographs can be sent in for matching. Please send a High Quality photograph of both the damaged eye and the eye to be matched. Poloroids and blurry photos cannot be used. It is also helpful to send a description of the eye to be matched.

		*Eyetech Optics is also able to tint all brands of Soft Spherical & Toric lenses.* (Please note EYETECH Optics accepts no responsibility for lenses that are damaged in the tinting process.)

Photophobia	light sensitivity; quite common, with many different causes
Albinism	lack of pigment in the iris, resulting in light sensitivity
X-Chrome	one red lens for the treatment of color blindness
Iridectomy	a piece of the iris is removed to address a different ocular affliction, leaving a hole
Lens Subluxation	Partial dislocation of the crystalline lens
Iris Coloboma	embryotic tissue defect where the iris is not fully developed and pupil can appear irregular or “spilled”
Amblyopia (lazy eye)	an opaque lens is used as an occluder on the good eye, forcing the lazy eye to work
Diplopia (double vision)	can be due to many things but may be corrected with opaqued contacts with a small pupil hole, in certain forms of esotropia (eyes turning inward)
Heterochromia	two different colored irises
Scarred and/or opaqued cornea	due to trauma or illness
Fixed, dilated pupil	increased light sensitivity
Aniridia	absence of iris

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