01/16/2026
These little jars are not “samples.” They are diagnostic contact lenses.
When a parent asks me, “Can my child do Ortho-K?” or “Is there a contact lens for my dry eye or irregular cornea?” this is what the fitting process actually looks like behind the scenes.
In my clinic, I keep multiple designs and parameters on hand because specialty contact lenses are not one-size-fits-all. The first lens we try is a starting point. Then we evaluate:
• How the lens sits on the eye (centration and alignment)
• Vision quality and stability
• Comfort
• Corneal health and safety over time
For kids and myopia management, the goal is not just “see 20/20.” The goal is to manage progression in a safe, repeatable way with consistent follow-up.
For adults who struggle with contact lens comfort, dryness, or complex prescriptions, the right design can be life-changing, but it still takes a careful fitting process.
This is the part most people never see. But it is the part that makes the result predictable.