The One-Size-Fits-All Problem
Why Standard Lenses Fail Some Eyes
Major contact lens manufacturers produce daily and monthly lenses in massive quantities. To do this efficiently, they only produce them in one or two standard sizes (Base Curves and Diameters) and limit the prescription range to cover the "average" population.
But eyes are as unique as fingerprints. If your eye is unusually steep, exceptionally flat, or if you have a prescription that falls outside standard parameters, a mass-produced lens will feel like wearing shoes that are three sizes too small. The lens will slide around, pop out, or cause your vision to constantly blur.
The Custom Solution
Quarterly custom soft lenses are the answer. Instead of pulling a box off a shelf, Dr. Fouladian sends your exact topographical eye measurements to a specialty laboratory.
The laboratory uses advanced computer-guided lathes to cut a soft contact lens block exactly to your eye's unique dimensions and prescription requirements.
Why Choose Reusables?
The Strengths of Monthly Wear
Extreme Astigmatism
Standard toric lenses typically max out around -2.25 or -2.75 cylinder power. Custom lenses can be lathed to correct massive amounts of astigmatism (up to -8.00 or more) on the exact degree axis, providing stability and crispness standard lenses can't match.
Tailored Dimensions
If you have large corneas or steep eye curvature, standard lenses will fit too tightly, cutting off oxygen and causing red rings around your eyes. We custom-order the exact Base Curve (steepness) and Diameter (width) to ensure the lens drapes flawlessly over your eye.
High Prescriptions
For patients with severe nearsightedness (myopia) or severe farsightedness (hyperopia), mass-produced ranges simply stop. Custom labs can generate practically any plus or minus power required to restore your vision.
The Quarterly Routine
Because these lenses are meticulously custom-manufactured from highly durable, long-lasting silicone hydrogel materials, they are designed for a Quarterly Replacement Schedule.
- Lifespan: Each lens lasts for exactly 3 months (90 days).
- Supply: An annual supply consists of just 4 lenses per eye.
- Care: They must be removed, cleaned, and stored in fresh solution every night.
Stop Settling for Blurry Lenses
If you've been told your prescription is "too high" or your astigmatism is "too strong" for soft contacts, custom-lathed quarterly lenses are the solution.
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