When ‘flexing’ the lens diameter, ICD FlexFit’s auto-adjusting design feature helps to maintain the desired level of apical clearance. This eliminates the need for the practitioner to calculate adjacent zones, saving valuable chair time and resulting in fewer errors.

For patients who have a pinguecula, quadrant-specific edge clearance can be specified.

ICD FlexFit is available as a front-surface toric when residual astigmatism exists.

ICD FlexFit 14.8

ICD FlexFit 14.8 can be ‘flexed’ from 14.5mm to 15.5mm and is suitable for patients with normal, regular corneas. The use of patent-pending Scribe Mark technology helps to ensure optimal limbal clearance.

ICD FlexFit 14.8 is perfect for:

• Toric soft lens wearers who are unhappy with their vision
• Patients who have dropped out of soft or RGP lens wear due to lack of comfort
• Patients suffering from dry eye symptoms
• Patients who require protection from dry, dusty or windy environments
• High astigmat & high prescriptions

ICD FlexFit 16.3

To ensure the lens lands appropriately on the cornea, ICD FlexFit 16.3 uses Dual Depth Periphery technology. Dual Depth Periphery improves:

• Rotational stability
• Lens fit
• Comfort
• Wearing time

ICD FlexFit 16.3 is perfect for patients with:

• Keratoconus
• Pellucid marginal degeneration
• Post-refractive surgery
• Ocular surface disease
• Corneal transplants
• Keratoglobus