gp contact lenses
What are GP contact lenses?


GPs are excellent contact lenses for teens!


Bifocal contact lenses come in many designs

GP contact lenses: your best choice for crisp vision and healthy eyes!
Guide to GP contact lenses, also known as RGP contact lenses


Thinking about LASIK? Read this first... GP lenses are an excellent LASIK alternative!


You don't have to wear glasses anymore!


Can GP contact lenses control myopia in children?

 
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Thinking about wearing contact lenses?

GP (oxygen permeable) contact lenses offer many benefits including crisp vision, high oxygen permeability, myopia control, durability and overall value.

Before you make the decision to wear soft contact lenses, please read this guide to GP contact lenses from the Contact Lens Manufacturers Association. It has been prepared  to help you choose the contact lenses that are right for you.

Even if you already wear contact lenses, you may not realize how many different kinds of contacts there are, or how new materials and designs can improve your vision and eye health.

For example, GP bifocal contact lenses are helping people over 40 to avoid bifocal eyeglasses and reading glasses. And many wearers consider GPs an excellent LASIK alternative.

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About GP Contact Lenses

What are GP contact lenses?
See a GP lens informational video shown on PBS TV stations
Contact lenses and glasses: a comparison
How GP contacts compare with soft contact lenses
GP contact lens care and handling – new instructional videos!
  

Your Individual Vision Needs

GP contact lenses solve a variety of special vision needs
Can GP contacts control myopia in children?
What teens should know about contact lenses
What parents should know about contact lenses
Why GP contact lenses are the best choice for athletes
Thinking about LASIK? GPs are an excellent LASIK alternative!
  

GP Bifocal Contact Lenses

Why GP bifocal contact lenses are better than bifocal eyeglasses
Which bifocal contact lens design is right for you?
Frequently asked questions about bifocal contact lenses
What a GP bifocal contact lens wearer says about her lenses
  

Other Opinions on GP Contact Lenses

What doctors say about GP contact lenses
What wearers say about GP contact lenses

  

Reference

Contact lens Q&A
A brief history of contact lenses
Glossary of contact lens terms
What you need to know about Fusarium keratitis (Word file, 40k)   

More Information on Contact Lenses

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