Scleral lenses

ICD FLEXFIT

ICD FLEXFIT

Product information

The ICD FlexFit design represents the next evolution in specialist lens fitting, combining advanced geometry with enhanced adaptability to deliver an improved balance of centration, stability, and patient comfort. Engineered to accommodate the refractive error caused by highly irregular corneal profiles often seen in ectatic conditions, ICD FlexFit offers a more forgiving and dynamic fitting relationship compared to traditional rigid lens designs.

  • Correction of Myopia
  • Correction of Hyperopia
  • Correction of Astigmatism
  • Correction of refractive error caused by corneal irregularities including Keratoconus
  • Central Clearance Zone (CCZ)
  • Peripheral Corneal Central Zone (PCCZ)
  • Limbal Clearance Zone (LCZ)
  • Scleral Landing Zone (SLZ)
  • Front Surface Toric
  • Quadrant Specific Edges
  • Optimum Extra Roflufocon D 3 (100) Blue, Clear
  • Optimum Infinite Tisilfocon A 3 (180) Blue, Clear

Diameter 14.80 to 16.30 in 0.1 steps

Power -/+ 25.00D

Cyl to -6.00 other powers may be available.

Axis 0° – 180° in 1 degree steps

 

All measurements are in mm unless otherwise stated.

12 months maximum. Replacement frequency is at the discretion of the eye care professional.

A fitting set is required.

Refer to the ICD fitting guide.

Whether you want a fitting set or an individual lens, contact us to order now!

UK ONLY.

*ICD Flexfit requires a fitting set, contact us to order yours!

 UK ONLY.

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Download the ICD fitting guide

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Eye conditions

Suitable lenses

Below are types of lenses offered by Cantor Barnard and the clinical indications in which they can be used for:

Sterile soft contact lenses

  • Myopia
  • Hyperopia
  • Astigmatism
  • Presbyopia
  • Symptoms that can co-occur with Academic Skills Disorders
  • Symptoms that can co-occur with Colour Deficiency
  • Masking of Cosmetic Defects of the Eye

Rigid gas permeable lenses

  • Myopia
  • Hyperopia
  • Astigmatism
  • Presbyopia
  • Keratoconus