Permeable Technologies, Inc.

Pemrable Technologies Inc.

Maurice Poster

Leonard Seidner

A pair of multifocal contact lenses for a patient comprises a first corneal contact lens having a concave posterior surface and a convex anterior surface. The anterior surface is formed with a power curve having exactly two vision correction zones, namely, a circular distance vision correction zone and an annular intermediate vision correction zone contiguous with the distance vision correction zone. The intermediate vision correction zone of the first lens is concentric or coaxial with the distance vision correction zone. A second corneal contact lens of the pair also has a concave posterior surface and a convex anterior surface. The anterior surface of the second lens is formed with a power curve having exactly two vision correction zones: a circular near vision correction zone and an annular intermediate vision correction zone contiguous with the near vision correction zone. The intermediate vision correction zone of the second lens is concentric or coaxial with the near vision correction zone. The intermediate vision correction zone of the first lens and the distance vision correction zone have optical powers differing in magnitude by less than approximately 1.5 diopters. Similarly, the intermediate vision correction zone of the second lens and the near vision correction zone have optical powers differing in magnitude by less than approximately 1.5 diopters.

Multifocal corneal contact lens

A pair of multifocal contact lenses customized for a patient. A first corneal contact lens and a second corneal contact lens each have an anterior side with a power curve defined in part by (i) a central surface, (ii) an inner annular surface contiguous with the central surface, (iii) a second annular surface contiguous along a radially inner periphery with the inner annular surface, and, optionally, (iv) an outer annular surface contiguous along a radially inner periphery with the second annular surface. Each of the annular surfaces is concentric or coaxial with the central surface. The central surface corresponds to a distance vision correction zone, the second annular surface to a near vision correction zone, and the outer annular surface to a distant vision correction zone. The inner annular surface of the first corneal contact lens corresponds to a long intermediate vision correction zone, while the inner annular surface of the second corneal contact lens corresponds to a short intermediate vision correction zone. To that end, the inner annular surface of the first corneal contact lens and the inner annular surface of the second corneal contact lens have substantially different optical powers.

Multifocal corneal contact lens pair

A pair of multifocal contact lenses for a patient comprises a first corneal contact lens having a concave posterior surface and a convex anterior surface. The anterior surface is formed with a power curve including a circular intermediate vision correction zone and an annular distance vision correction zone contiguous with the intermediate vision correction zone. The distance vision correction zone is concentric or coaxial with the intermediate vision correction zone. A second corneal contact lens of the pair also a concave posterior surface and a convex anterior surface. The anterior surface of the second lens is formed with a power curve including a circular intermediate vision correction zone and an annular near vision correction zone contiguous with the respective intermediate vision correction zone. The near vision correction zone is concentric or coaxial with the intermediate vision correction zone of the second lens. The intermediate vision correction zone of the first lens and the distance vision correction zone have optical powers differing in magnitude by less than approximately 1.5 diopters. Similarly, the intermediate vision correction zone of the second lens and the near vision correction zone have optical powers differing in magnitude by less than approximately 1.5 diopters.

Multifocal corneal contact lenses

A multifocal contact lens customized for a patient has an anterior side with a power curve defined in part by (i) a central spheric aspheric surface, (ii) an inner annular spheric surface contiguous with the central aspheric surface, (iii) a second annular spheric surface contiguous along a radially inner periphery with the inner annular spheric surface, and (iv) an outer annular spheric surface contiguous along a radially inner periphery with the second annular spheric surface. Each of the annular spheric surfaces is concentric or coaxial with the central aspheric surface. The central aspheric surface corresponds to a distance vision correction zone. The inner annular spheric surface is an spheric surface corresponding to an intermediate vision correction zone. The second annular spheric surface corresponds to a near vision correction zone, and the outer annular spheric surface corresponds to a distant vision correction zone.

Multifocal contact lens

A multifocal contact lens customized for a patient has, in accordance with the present invention, an anterior side with a power curve defined in part by a (i) central aspheric surface, (ii) an inner annular surface contiguous with the central aspheric surface, (iii) a second annular surface contiguous along a radially inner periphery with the inner annular aspheric surface, and (iv) an outer annular surface contiguous along a radially inner periphery with the second annular aspheric surface. Each of the annular surfaces is concentric or coaxial with the central aspheric surface. The central aspheric surface corresponds to a distance vision correction zone. The inner annular surface is an aspheric surface corresponding to a progressive add zone with a standard eccentricity between approximately -1.5 and approximately -5.0. The second annular surface corresponds to a near vision correction zone, and the outer annular surface corresponds to a distant vision correction zone.

A hydrophilic multifocal contact lens customized for a patient comprises, in accordance with the present invention, (i) an anterior surface having at least two annular aspheric surfaces, each of said annular aspheric surfaces having standard eccentricity values ranging from about 0.4 to about 1.8, said surfaces differing in eccentricity value from about 0.2 to about 0.8, (ii) a concave posterior cornea-fitting surface having at least one spherical or aspheric surface, and optionally, (iii) an edge radius at the annular periphery of said posterior surface.

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Jericho, NY, United States of America

Maurice Poster