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Blog:Who Is a Good Candidate for Specialty Contact Lenses?

Not all eyes are the same, and for some patients, traditional soft contact lenses simply don’t provide the comfort or clarity they need. That’s where specialty contact lenses come in. Designed with advanced technology and custom fittings, these lenses can help people with unique vision needs experience sharper, more comfortable vision.
Keratoconus and other corneal irregularities can make standard contact lenses ineffective or uncomfortable. Specialty lenses vault over the cornea and provide a smooth optical surface, offering better clarity and stability for patients with these conditions.
For patients who struggle with chronic dry eye, specialty lenses can be life-changing. Scleral lenses, for example, hold a reservoir of fluid between the lens and the eye’s surface, keeping the cornea hydrated throughout the day and reducing discomfort.
Standard lenses may not always deliver crisp vision for patients with very high prescriptions or significant astigmatism. Specialty lenses can be custom-designed to match the unique shape and power needs of each eye, improving both comfort and visual quality.
Individuals who have undergone eye surgery such as LASIK, PRK, or corneal transplants, may experience changes to their corneal shape that make traditional lenses difficult to wear. Specialty lenses can correct these post-surgical irregularities and restore functional vision.
Patients who live active lifestyles may prefer specialty lenses that stay in place better, resist drying out, and provide superior vision stability compared to standard contacts. These lenses can help reduce the risk of glasses slipping or standard contacts shifting during activity.
Even without a complex eye condition, some people simply can’t tolerate soft lenses. Specialty lenses, particularly scleral designs, often offer increased comfort and longer wear times, making them a better choice for sensitive eyes.
Specialty contact lenses aren’t just for complex cases - they can be the right solution for anyone struggling with clarity, comfort, or consistency in their vision. If you’ve been told you’re not a candidate for standard contacts, or if your current lenses aren’t meeting your needs, specialty lenses may be the answer.
Contact Eye of the Tiger Vision to schedule your consultation and discover how specialty contact lenses can transform your vision. Visit our office in Hamilton, New Jersey, or call (609) 527-9500 to book an appointment today.