Frequently Asked Questions

It is a medical device made of polymers biocompatible with the ocular surface. It is placed directly on the eye and is intended to correct refractive errors or improve vision due to corneal irregularities.

For a proper evaluation, it is essential to attend a consultation, as it involves not only the prescription, but also examining the ocular surface and assessing possible complications.

The choice depends on your visual needs, eye health, and lifestyle. We offer soft lenses, rigid gas permeable lenses, and specialty lenses (such as scleral lenses or keratoconus lenses). Schedule an evaluation to find out which one is right for you.

With proper evaluation and lens selection, it's very likely that you will. However, if you're not a candidate, this doesn't apply.

No. Only in certain very specific cases where the purpose is molding (orthokeratology) or therapeutic lenses. Otherwise, this can compromise your eye health.

It depends on the material and the replacement, which is also selected during the consultation. However, it can take from one day to a little over a year, depending on the design. Each lens is different, so everything should be done under the guidance of an optometrist to avoid misuse.

Yes, however depending on the magnitude and nature of the request, it may have to be a different design than someone else's.

In the office, we maintain direct contact with the laboratories that distribute in Mexico. Online purchases are not recommended because there is no adaptation involved, and they are often replicas that do not meet health standards.

Symptoms associated with use can be diverse, and their causes can vary greatly. If this occurs, discontinue use and seek medical advice.