Contact Lens Fitting Guide. A guide and methodology of contact lens fitting aliki kantzou* saera university, spain *corresponding author aliki kantzou, saera university, the school of advanced education, research and accreditation, universidad isabel i, spain, email: Please read carefully and keep this information for future use
If it rotates 10˚ to the observer’s left (temporally), a lens with a 10˚ axis should be fit. The lens should cover the cornea in primary gaze and in all positions of gaze. Peripheral clearance should encroach up to 1mm in from the edge of the lens in the flatter meridian but may be more in the steeper meridian in toric eyes.
The lens should cover the cornea in primary gaze and in all positions of gaze.
Rx axis at 180° and There should be another examination at 1 month after fitting, and then annually. Ii table of contents page introduction 1 product. Following a fitting guide, these lenses are easy to fit and inexpensive.
