A premium RGP scleral lens engineered for keratoconus, irregular corneas, dry eye syndrome, and ocular surface disease — delivering HD Vision where other lenses cannot.
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The EyePal Scleral Lens is a rigid gas-permeable (RGP) scleral contact lens designed to vault entirely over the cornea and land on the conjunctiva overlying the sclera. This landing zone geometry creates a stable, sealed fluid reservoir beneath the lens — filling the optical irregularities of the cornea with saline to produce a smooth, uniform refracting surface.
The result is dramatically clearer vision — what EyePal calls HD Vision — combined with outstanding all-day comfort, even for patients with severe dry eye or ocular surface disease.
At 14.8–15.7 mm in diameter, the Scleral bridges the gap between traditional corneal RGP lenses and full-size scleral lenses, offering optical superiority with easier handling for a broad range of patients.
The EyePal Scleral Lens is available in variants covering any corneal condition — from routine presentations to the most complex cases.
Standard prolate corneal shape for scleral comfort and visual stability.
Non-specific irregularity not classified under standard diagnostic categories.
Central or paracentral corneal cone — the primary indication for Scleral.
Pellucid Marginal Degeneration with inferior peripheral corneal thinning.
Corneas altered by LASIK, PRK, RK, corneal transplants or crosslinking.
The fluid reservoir beneath the lens provides constant moisture, ideal for DES.
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome causing severe ocular surface damage and symblepharon.
Ocular Surface Disease — including neurotrophic keratitis and GVHD.
Select the design that best addresses the patient’s refractive needs alongside their corneal condition.
Standard spherical power correction. Used when the tear-lens fully corrects residual astigmatism.
Front-surface toric to correct residual astigmatism not neutralised by the saline reservoir.
Simultaneous vision design for presbyopic patients needing both near and distance correction.
Toric posterior peripheral curve providing a stabilised landing zone for consistent orientation.
The Scleral is fully customisable. Parameters are tailored to each individual patient using the EyePal Scleral Lens Calculator.
| Parameter | Range / Options |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 15.1 – 17.9 mm |
| Base Curve | Any |
| Sphere Power | Any |
| Cylinder Power | Any |
| Axis | Any (1° – 180°) |
| Limbal Zone | Adjustable |
| Sagittal Lift | Up to 7,000 microns |
| Add Power | +1.00 to +3.50 D (MF only) |
| Corneal Condition | Any |
| Configuration Type | 4 options |
| Material | High-Dk RGP |
| Origin | Manufactured in USA |
The EyePal Scleral Lens is indicated for patients whose vision cannot be adequately corrected with spectacles, soft contact lenses, or conventional RGP lenses.
All stages of keratoconus, from early-onset to advanced, including nipple, oval and globus cones.
Patients with severe dry eye, SJS, GVHD, or neurotrophic keratitis needing continuous corneal hydration.
Irregular astigmatism following LASIK, PRK, RK, corneal graft or crosslinking procedures.
Any corneal condition producing high or irregular astigmatism that standard lenses cannot correct.
Use our online Scleral Calculator to determine the starting parameters, or contact our team for hands-on fitting support.