Does anyone have experience with these lenses, which are made by Gelfax
Labs in Australia? They reportedly have FDA approval and "allow for
the incorporation of patients' complete prescription, including the
precise astigmatism correction," thereby providing "optimal visual
clarity for both distance and near, without compromise." They're also
said to be extremely comfortable. I've tried wearing several brands of
concentric-design bifocal/multifocal lenses without success, but these
lenses seem to be different.
Dom - 16 Jan 2006 09:52 GMT
> Does anyone have experience with these lenses, which are made by Gelfax
> Labs in Australia? They reportedly have FDA approval and "allow for
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> concentric-design bifocal/multifocal lenses without success, but these
> lenses seem to be different.
I haven't fitted them myself but a couple of optometrists who I respect
say that they are very very good.
The company name is 'Gelflex'.
Dom
Dr. Leukoma - 16 Jan 2006 13:16 GMT
> Does anyone have experience with these lenses, which are made by Gelfax
> Labs in Australia? They reportedly have FDA approval and "allow for
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> concentric-design bifocal/multifocal lenses without success, but these
> lenses seem to be different.
I have a fitting set if you are anywhere near Dallas, Texas.
Have you tried the Proclear Compatibles Multifocal?
Also, C&H Contact Lenses has a new design of RGP multifocal called the
Icon IV. They worked brilliantly on a recent case in which all else
had failed.
DrG
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