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Orthokeratology is,
The temporary reduction of myopia achieved by the programmed application of contact lenses to reshape the cornea.
Modern orthokeratology (ortho-k) achieves this using specially designed reverse geometry gas permeable [GP] ortho-k shaping lenses worn during sleep.
History of orthokeratology
Orthokeratology, or ortho-k fitting, has been employed since the early 1960s In one form or another in the United States by George Jessen. In 1996, Dr.Tom Reim has developed 4 Curve Design ortho-k lens for more effective and safe. Now Lucid Korea has developed 5 Curve Design ortho-k lens for advanced orthokeratology.
Benefits for Ortho-K LK Lens
- The alternative way of myopia management, not throughout surgery
- Higher safety than surgery (PRK), Low critical side effect
- Can be reversible after 3~4 weeks, discontinuing lens wear
- Effective to reduce myopia at every age, especially juvenile
- Can be controlled myopia progression as well as myopia reduction
- Easy to reduce myopia by overnight wear of lenses
- Not necessary to wear lenses at day time
Curves for LK Lens

Standard Set
- Base Curve Zone:6.2mm
- Reverse Curve Zone:0.7mm
- Alignment Curve1.1 Zone:0.5/0.6mm
- Peripheral Curve Zone:0.4mm
Total Dia. : 10.6mm
Ortho-K LK Lens Specification
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Model
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Ortho-K LK Lens
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Material
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Boston XO
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DK Value
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140
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Color
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Ice Blue/Violet
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Power(RP)
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-0.50 ~ -5.00D(0.25 step)
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Flat-K
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7.50~8.39(0.05 step)
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OAD(Total Diameter)
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10.2/10.6mm
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Wearing time
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Overnight wearing
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Age
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Not limited (7~50 Yrs, M/F) Effective for children due to myopia control effect
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