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?

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.

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.

Maintaining your orthokeratology lenses helps keep them clean and prevents unpleasant vision issues later on. If you need a reminder to keep your lenses clean, our handy guide has you covered.