a corneal contact lens
A technology for contact lenses and contact lenses, applied in glasses/goggles, optical components, instruments, etc., can solve the problem that the consistency of pupil and optical center is not as good as that of contact lenses, and achieve the effect of reducing collective strength and reducing visual fatigue.
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[0017] combine figure 1 , the optical zones of the concave surface S1 and the convex surface S2 of soft contact lenses, rigid gas-permeable contact lenses, soft-rigid contact lenses, and scleral lenses are designed to be spherical or aspherical, and the center of the concave optical zone is the center point C1 The extension line of the line connecting the center O of the concave surface intersects the optical zone of the convex surface at C2, and the thickness of the lens at the same radius around C1 is not equal, the purpose is to form a prism effect.
[0018] The thickness of the lens is inconsistent at the same radius in the center of the concave optical zone, creating a prismatic effect.
[0019] The concave surface refers to the arc surface of which EF is a spherical surface, namely S1; the convex surface refers to the arc surface of which AB is a spherical surface, namely S2.
[0020] AB is the length of a chord on S2, and EF is the length of a chord on S1. If it is no...
Embodiment 2
[0023] The included angle between AB and EF ranges from 0.5° to 35°, and the included angle range is intended to illustrate that the structure of the contact lens can have a wider application range.
Embodiment 3
[0025] The thickness of the lens at the same radius around C1 is from 0.08 mm to 1.20 mm, which is intended to illustrate that the structure of the contact lens can have a wider application range.
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