Irregular Astigmatism Clinical Study

If you have irregular astigmatism you may qualify for a clinical study to evaluate various designs of the ClearKone® hybrid contact lens with a new silicone hydrogel skirt designed to improve vision.

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ClearKone® Lense Care and Handling

Click here to learn how to handle and care for your ClearKone lenses.

Lens Care Guide

Welcome to the ClearKone® lens care guide. We designed this guide to help make your transition to hybrid contact lenses as smooth as possible. Click on one of the categories below for answers to your questions.

How do I take care of my ClearKone® lenses?

It is important to clean your ClearKone® hybrid contact lenses daily to maintain the highest standards of comfort and visual clarity. Each day after you remove your lenses, you must digitally clean them prior to overnight storage.

1. For rinsing your lenses, use only a preservative-free saline solution such as Unisol® 4.Never rinse or store your lenses with tap water.
2. Place the lens bowl-side up in the palm of your hand and apply a few drops of saline. With the pad of your finger gently rub the entire lens in a circular motion against the palm of your hand. Be sure to thoroughly clean the entire lens and then rinse it well in a steady stream of saline.
3.  For disinfection use either ClearCare® or Oxysept® Ultracare® Formula Peroxide Disinfection System. Carefully follow the instructions for the specific disinfection system you use.
4. Use only the case provided with the ClearCare® or Oxysept® disinfection systems. Be sure to use the appropriate neutralizing disc or tablet and soak the lenses a minimum of 6 hours before inserting again.
5. Always use fresh solution when storing your lenses. Never “top off” or use old solution.
6. SynergEyes recommends only preservative-free care products with our lenses for keratoconus.
7. Always follow  your eye care professional’s instructions.

How To Care For Your Lenses

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How do I insert my ClearKone® lenses?

1. Before you insert your lenses, thoroughly wash your hands with a mild, lanolin free soap and dry them with a clean, lint-free towel.
2. Fill the lens with preservative-free saline while holding it horizontally on a DMV® inserter OR by stabilizing the lens between your index and middle finger OR by using a tripod method. (SynergEyes DMV® inserters can be purchased via your eye care professional or www.dmvcorp.com).
3. It is critical to fill the lens bowl completely to the TOP with saline to avoid insertion bubbles. The DMV inserter allows the completely filled lens to be well balanced so you can easily place the lens on the eye. You will know if you have an insertion bubble if you notice an irregularity in your peripheral vision.
4. Lean forward and tuck your chin to your chest. Your nose should be perpendicular to the floor. It may be helpful to place a mirror flat on the counter to look into as you insert the lens.
5. Pull up on your upper eyelid by placing the fingers at the base of the lashes. Pull down on the lower lid with the ring finger of the hand holding the lens, and gently insert the lens.
6. As the saline is displaced, the lens will gently settle onto the surface of the eye. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT NOT TO PUSH THE LENS TOO FORCEFULLY ONTO THE EYE.

How To Insert Your Lenses

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How do I take out my ClearKone® lenses?

Do not put any lubricating drops or solution into the eye prior to removal. It is important to be sure your hands are completely dry before attempting to remove your lenses. This will optimize the gripping effect of the fingers on the edge of the lens.
1.  Make the “OK” sign with your thumb and forefinger and turn your hand until the circle is vertical.
2. Looking straight ahead or slightly up, place the pads of your fingers on the very bottom edge of the soft skirt of the lens, at the 6 o’clock position.
3. Using the pads of your fingers, not your fingernails, apply a firm enough pinch to cause the edge of the lens to buckle. This allows air to get beneath the soft skirt to release the lens from the surface of the eye. Slowly pull the bottom edge of the lens away from your eye.
4.  If your fingers become wet from removing the first lens, be sure to completely dry them again before removing the other lens.

How To Remove Your Lenses

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