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Specialty Contact Lenses for the eyes standard lenses cannot fit.

Scleral, hybrid, custom soft, GP and ortho-k lenses, plus the keratoconus care, equipment and coding that turn them into a specialty service. Each page is built from manufacturer, FDA, payer and peer-reviewed sources.

5specialty lens families covered
92313scleral fitting code
2FDA-approved cross-linking therapies
1wholesale account for care supplies

Where most practices start.

Begin with the keratoconus and irregular cornea patients you already refer out, then add tools as volume grows.

  • Keep patients you refer out
  • Measure before you design
  • Bill medical necessity correctly
  • Start with one lab

    Pick a scleral or hybrid lab partner and learn its fitting set and software.

  • Add a topographer

    Maps drive design, keratoconus monitoring and medical necessity documentation.

  • Code it right

    Fitting codes, V codes and plan criteria make specialty fits pay.

Lens types

Specialty lens options

From the largest vaulting lenses to overnight reshaping.

Run the service

Equip and bill

The tools and codes behind a profitable specialty lens practice.

Frequently asked questions

Does Vision Rescue sell specialty lenses?

Specialty lenses come from manufacturers and labs. Vision Rescue stocks the care supplies, such as preservative-free saline, GP solutions and insertion tools.

Which specialty lens should I learn first?

Many practices start with sclerals because they cover both irregular corneas and ocular surface disease.

Where does the information come from?

Manufacturer materials, FDA records, payer policies and published clinical literature, listed on each page.

Do specialty lenses earn the participation credit?

No. Contact lenses and Rx are excluded. Eligible OTC supplies ordered on VisionRescue.com through RescueLink earn the 15% participation credit.

Build your specialty lens service.

Pick a lab, add measurement and keep your patients supplied between visits.

Product names are trademarks of their respective manufacturers. Review each manufacturer's labeling and fitting guide before use.