Why Patients Choose RGP Lenses Exceptionally crisp, stable optics—often sharper than soft lenses Breathable materials promote corneal health Durable and cost-effective over time Custom designs for irregular corneas and higher prescriptions Consistent vision with minimal rotation or dehydration Who Is a Good Candidate? Patients seeking the sharpest possible clarity Those with moderate to high astigmatism or irregular corneas Previous soft lens wearers unhappy with visual consistency Motivated new wearers willing to adapt to an RGP feel RGP contact lens fitting at Yorkville Eye Care Our RGP Fitting Process Eye Health & Measurements: Prescription, corneal curvature/topography, pupil size, and tear film. Design Selection: Base curve, diameter, material, and edge design tailored to your cornea. Trial Assessment: Fluorescein pattern, centration, movement, and initial comfort. Adaptation Guidance: Gradual wear schedule with comfort strategies. Follow-Up Fine-Tuning: Adjust parameters to optimize clarity and comfort. Care & Wear Essentials Use recommended RGP cleaners and conditioning solutions—never water Follow your adaptation schedule to build comfort Handle lenses with dry, clean hands; use a DMV tool if advised Contact us for discomfort, redness, or sudden vision changes Insurance & Savings Many vision plans include allowances for RGP fittings and lenses. See our Insurance & Vision Plans page and bring your benefits details—we’ll help you maximize coverage. We also support manufacturer programs and in-office savings on annual supplies when applicable. Ready to Try RGP Lenses? Experience high-definition clarity with a customized RGP design. Schedule your fitting to see what’s possible. Request Appointment Related Services Comprehensive Eye Exams Toric Contact Lenses (Astigmatism) Multifocal Contact Lenses Contact Lens Training & Education Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)For RGP Lens Fittings Are RGPs uncomfortable? There’s an adaptation period, but most patients adjust well with a guided wear schedule and proper fit. Do RGPs provide better vision than soft lenses? Often yes—RGPs can neutralize corneal irregularities and provide very crisp optics. How long do RGP lenses last? With proper care, RGPs are durable and can last longer than most soft lenses. Can I wear RGPs if I have dry eye? Many patients can, but we’ll evaluate tear film and recommend strategies or alternative options if needed. Are there specialty RGP designs? Yes—designs exist for high astigmatism, irregular corneas, and more; we’ll match the design to your needs.