How Often Should You Replace Your Scleral Lenses?
Scleral lenses last far longer than soft contacts — but not forever. Learn when to replace them and the signs it’s time. From Memphis’s Dr. Salley.
Foggy or Cloudy Scleral Lenses? Causes and How to Fix Them
Midday fogging is the most common scleral lens complaint. Learn what causes cloudy vision and how to fix it. Practical tips from Memphis’s Dr. Salley.
How to Care for Your Scleral Lenses: Daily Cleaning and Storage
A simple daily routine keeps scleral lenses clean, clear, and safe. Learn how to clean, store, and handle them properly. Tips from Memphis’s Dr. Salley.
The Best Solutions for Filling and Cleaning Scleral Lenses
Which solutions should you use to fill, clean, and store scleral lenses? Learn what’s safe (and what to avoid). Guidance from Memphis’s Dr. Salley.
What Is EyePrintPRO®? Impression-Based Scleral Lenses Explained
EyePrintPRO® captures an exact mold of your eye for a truly custom scleral lens. Learn how impression-based fitting works. From Memphis’s Dr. Salley.
How Long Does It Take to Get Used to Scleral Lenses?
Most people adapt to scleral lenses faster than they expect. Here’s what the adjustment period is really like, day by day. From Memphis’s Dr. Salley.
How to Insert and Remove Scleral Lenses: A Step-by-Step Guide
New to scleral lenses? Learn how to insert and remove them cleanly, avoid bubbles, and build a confident routine. Step-by-step tips from Memphis’s Dr. Salley.
Your Scleral Lens Fitting Guide: How to Prepare for Your First Appointment
Getting scleral lenses soon? Here’s how to prepare for your first fitting — what to bring, what to expect, and questions to ask. From Memphis’s Dr. Salley.
The Scleral Lens Fitting Process: What to Expect, Step by Step
Wondering what a scleral lens fitting involves? Here’s the full step-by-step process, from imaging to final lenses. Memphis’s Dr. Salley walks you through it.
Scleral Lenses for GVHD and Chronic Ocular Surface Disease
Graft-versus-host disease can cause severe, painful dry eye. Scleral lenses protect and hydrate the ocular surface. Memphis’s Dr. Salley explains how they help.