RGP lenses

Nissel Keratoconus II

Nissel KII RGP contact lenses

RGP lens for successful management of Keratoconus

A highly successful aberration controlled RGP lens for the management of Keratoconus.  The availability of a single use trial set helps to reduce chair.

Nissel Keratoconus II

Product information

Material:   (Optimum Comfort) Focon III 3. Standard material is optimum comfort, but others can be chosen.

Permeability (Dk):   65 x 10 -11

Base Curve (mm):   Steepest Available 4.80   

Diameter (mm):   8.10, 8.40, 8.70 (standard), 9.00, 9.30

Edge Lift:
(0.03mm = 1 step)
Standard
Increased 1 Step
Increased 2 Step
Decreased 1 Step
Decreased 2 Step

Power Range:   -30.00 to +30.00 (0.25D steps)

Material Colour:  Blue (standard), Clear, Green, Grey

Back Surface Toric, Front Surface Toric & Bi-Toric options available

There is 1 fitting set available*

26 Rigid KII Lens set

Material Base curve range Diameter Power
RGP only 4.90 to 7.40 8.70 Stock

*A registered account with Cantor Barnard is required.

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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