Prime LIMBAL

Parameters Needed
Keratometry
Spectacle Refraction
Topography (Axial, Elevation)
- OR -
Trial Lens Evaluation

Intra-Limbal Design

The Prime LIMBAL is an intra-limbal contact lens design that is larger than conventional contact lenses, with a standard diameter of 11.2 mm. This design has several benefits:

  1. Better Centration: The larger diameter of the Prime LIMBAL helps to improve the centration of the lens on the cornea. This means that the lens is more likely to stay in the correct position, which can improve vision and reduce the risk of discomfort or irritation.
  2. Improved Comfort: The Prime LIMBAL design can be more comfortable to wear than conventional contact lenses. The larger size means that the lens is less likely to move around on the eye, which can reduce irritation and improve comfort.
  3. Mask Irregularity: The Prime LIMBAL design can help to mask corneal irregularities, which can be a problem for some contact lens wearers. By providing a larger, more stable surface area, the lens can help to even out the surface of the cornea and improve vision.

Specifications

Cornea Style
Normal
Irregular
Pellucid
Post-Surgical
Post-RK
Design Type
Sphere
Toric
Quad PC
Lens Parameters
Base Curve – 5.80 to 9.40
Sphere Power – ANY
Cylinder Power – ANY
Axis – ANY
Diameter – 10.0 to 11.5mm

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Prime LIMBAL Fitting Set

Call 303-384-1111 for pricing

  • 15 diagnostic lenses
  • 3 different sets available
    • 10.8 diameter set
    • 11.2 diameter set
    • Aphakic set
  • 15 base curves
  • Quadrant specific design
  • Adjustable edge lift

CLOSED FOR MEETINGS

We would like to inform you that our office will be closed this Thursday and Friday, September 26-27th for internal meetings. No orders will be shipped during this time. To place an order, click the "Order" tab on the website or email us at orders@avtlens.com. Your order will be promptly processed upon our return on September 30th.