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Overnight Ortho-K vs. Traditional Contact Lenses: Which Vision Correction Option Is Right for You?
Vision correction techniques come in various forms, including contact lenses that many people wear today. While traditional contact lenses continue to see widespread use, thanks to their various aesthetic enhancements, the recent rise in interest in orthokeratology (or ortho-K) has also brought about a growing trend in ortho-K lens use for vision correction. Which of the two would be the right fit for you?
How to Read Your Eye Prescription
Myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness, is when someone can see objects near them but struggle with those that are further away.
Ortho-K Lenses 101: Everything You Need to Know
Ortho-K allows peripheral light rays to focus in front of the retina. When peripheral light rays ends up infront of the retina, it prevents the eye from further elongating. Standard ortho-K lenses have demonstrated a myopia control effect of around 60% as compared to a standard single vision eye glasses.
What You Can Expect After Wearing Overnight Ortho-K Contact Lenses
Orthokeratology (or ortho-K) uses specifically designed gas-permeable contact lenses tailored to your eyes to help provide vision correction (including myopia) by wearing them overnight while you sleep. If you have been wearing eyeglasses or traditional contact lenses for some time and are curious to try ortho-K, here is a handy article outlining what you can expect.
How Can Ortho-K Help Improve Astigmatism?
Astigmatism is a common eye condition that can be treated with the support of a qualified optometrist who will provide prompt and accurate care for correcting your vision. Here is how orthokeratology (or ortho-K) can help treat your astigmatism.
A Guide To Finding The Best Optometrist in Singapore
Are you seeking the right optometrist in Singapore for all your optical care needs? This convenient guide can help!