Wendy A. Waguespack, O.D.

How Long Can I Wear Them?
Scleral lenses are designed to be worn 12-14 hours per day. For maximum comfort, some wearers rewet their lenses during the day. If you can’t wear standard lenses due to a corneal condition or severely dry eyes, contact Wendy Waguespack, OD & Brett Carlin, OD to learn how to benefit from sclerals. s.patientengage.ai/tI4Sm7

Scleral lenses are effective for correcting eye conditions that result in irregularly shaped corneas – all while providing clear vision. If you have an eye condition like keratoconus, other forms of corneal disease, or severe dry eye, talk to our eye doctor at Wendy Waguespack, OD & Brett Carlin, OD about whether scleral lenses are a good fit for you. s.patientengage.ai/tI4Sm7

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Scleral lenses are an excellent option for people with keratoconus, high astigmatism, or other corneal irregularities. If you’re considering scleral lenses, here are a few things you should know. Scleral lenses:
1. Can last 1-2 years with proper care
2. Can be worn 12-14 hours per day
3. Are larger in diameter than traditional contact lenses
4. Form a dome over the sclera, the white part of your eye
5. Contain a reservoir of moisture that keeps eyes hydrated
6. Provide better stability and vision than traditional contact lenses.
If you're interested in scleral lenses, talk to our eye doctor at Wendy Waguespack, OD & Brett Carlin, OD to see if they’re right for you. s.patientengage.ai/tI4Sm7