Scleral contact lenses are designed to rest on the sclera of your eye, creating a tear-filled dome over the cornea. They protects the corneal surface from irritation and are used to treat a variety of eye conditions, including graft-versus-host disease in the eye or, simply, ocular GVHD.
A trusted optometrist shares the dos and don’ts of scleral contact lenses wear in today’s post.
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