Our EyeBrid lenses
Protected by 2 patents, the EyeBrid lens is a real innovation. It combines the visual quality of a rigid lens with the comfort of a soft lens.
The hybrid lens is made from two different materials: the centre in a rigid material with high oxygen permeability, and the periphery in the latest-generation soft Silicone Hydrogel material.
TECHNOLOGY
Technology developed by LCS
EyeBrid lenses are made from a hybrid material, also known as a “blank hybrid”.
The combination of 2 blanks, one made of a soft Silicone Hydrogel material (transparent) and the other of a rigid material permeable to oxygen (bluish), produces a hybrid blank. LCS is the world’s only manufacturer of hybrid blanks.
ranges
For all ametropias and available in Multifocal version
Regular / irregular corneas / astigmatism
Material :
ESiH (blue or green)
E200
Port : Daily
Care :
Hydrogen peroxide solution + LCS Clean
or Multipurpose solution + Enzymatic tablets
Oblate corneas
Post refractive surgery
Material :
ESiH (blue or green)
E200
Port : Daily
Care :
Hydrogen peroxide solution + LCS Clean
or Multipurpose solution + Enzymatic tablets
Keratoconus
Material :
ESiH (blue or green)
E200
Port : Daily
Care :
Hydrogen peroxide solution + LCS Clean
or Multipurpose solution + Enzymatic tablets
benefits
The advantages of our hybrid lenses
EyeBrid contact lenses are designed to offer long-lasting comfort all day long, thanks to the soft skirt. This reduces the sensation of dryness, irritation and friction with the eye.
EyeBrid lenses offer visual quality equivalent to that of a rigid lens. They are ideal for regular and irregular ametropia and astigmatism.
EyeBrid contact lenses are generally easy to fit thanks to their stability. They are therefore suitable for a wide range of patients, as they can compensate for different corneal topographies and all visual defects.
EyeBrid contact lenses are designed to stay in place during sudden movements and intense sporting activities. The soft part keeps the lens in a stable position, reducing the risk of blurring or shifting of the lens during physical activity.
