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Medical Forum / General / Vision / March 2007

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Is Pro-gent prescription only?

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violinist3 - 26 Mar 2007 03:14 GMT
My Optometrist cleaned my RGP contacts with this stuff and they feel
like new lenses.Cost me $40 including a polishing.I've asked around
about polishing RGPs and only one optometrist does it here in San
Diego.

Dennis
LarryDoc - 26 Mar 2007 07:29 GMT
> My Optometrist cleaned my RGP contacts with this stuff and they feel
> like new lenses.Cost me $40 including a polishing.I've asked around
> about polishing RGPs and only one optometrist does it here in San
> Diego.
>
> Dennis

Progent is not marketed to be available to patients, the treatment is
done in-0ffice. AFAIK.

Any optometrist should be able to send your RGP lenses to a lab for
cleaning and resurfacing, assuming the lenses are reasonable new (less
than 18 months old) and otherwise not warped or so badly damaged so that
they might break in the process.

LB, O.D.

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