Millions of people endure the symptoms of severe dry eyes, such as irritation, itching, and soreness. While artificial tears offer temporary relief, they are not a long-term solution. Scleral lenses, initially designed for corneal irregularities and refractive errors, are a groundbreaking option for managing dry eyes. Here’s how scleral lenses can make a difference:

If you wear scleral contact lenses, you may be wondering how long they’ll last before needing replacement. While these lenses are known for their durability, they aren’t indestructible. With proper care, scleral lenses typically last one to two years—but their lifespan depends on factors like maintenance routines, wear frequency, and eye health.