UltraVision CLPL is a world class specialist in developing leading edge technology for contact lenses using both cast-moulded and the latest in lathe cutting systems. Research and development is concentrated on the bespoke design of corrective contact lenses including freeform surface modelling, toric lens design, WaveFront technology and contact lenses for patients with Irregular Corneas, Keratoconus or corneal trauma.
As well as contact lens production; UltraVision produces software that helps practitioners improve their patients' lives. UltraVision CLPL supplies contact lenses to hospitals, contact lens practitioners and via our distributors and licensing agreements worldwide. Extensive range of products, from disposable to bespoke lenses, for a wide range of wearers needs.
This also includes speciality contact lenses for astigmatism, presbyopia, keratoconus, post-graft, paediatric and many other applications. Many of our products use Wavefront and SAM technologies, to give sharper vision and better depth perception.
As well as contact lens production; UltraVision produces software that helps practitioners improve their patients' lives. UltraVision CLPL supplies contact lenses to hospitals, contact lens practitioners and via our distributors and licensing agreements worldwide. Extensive range of products, from disposable to bespoke lenses, for a wide range of wearers needs.
This also includes speciality contact lenses for astigmatism, presbyopia, keratoconus, post-graft, paediatric and many other applications. Many of our products use Wavefront and SAM technologies, to give sharper vision and better depth perception.
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People are what makes a company successful and we believe we have an incredibly talented team at UltraVision.
Our Board provides guidance and counsel for the company.
From a family of Optometrists, John Clamp joined CLPL in 1993 to implement a full quality system to meet future regulatory CE requirements and was appointed to the Board in 1996.
John has been Vice-President, European Federation of the Contact Lens Industry (EFCLIN) and was previously Treasurer of EFCLIN.
Formerly, John was a research engineer in a number of entrepreneurial companies, developing innovative technologies.
Our Board provides guidance and counsel for the company.
From a family of Optometrists, John Clamp joined CLPL in 1993 to implement a full quality system to meet future regulatory CE requirements and was appointed to the Board in 1996.
John has been Vice-President, European Federation of the Contact Lens Industry (EFCLIN) and was previously Treasurer of EFCLIN.
Formerly, John was a research engineer in a number of entrepreneurial companies, developing innovative technologies.
However, not everyone has a prescription or eye shape that can be fully corrected by disposable contact lenses, which are generally one size fits all and with limited powers, so custom made contact lenses are often required.
UltraVision supplies a very extensive range of disposable and custom made contact lenses so all wearers regardless of their eye shape and power can benefit.
Everyone's eyes are different so ask your Optician for the best suited UltraVision contact lenses for you.
With the guidance of our experienced staff any qualified Optician can fit you with contact lenses, even if you have previously been unable to find a contact lens to suit your needs.
UltraVision supplies a very extensive range of disposable and custom made contact lenses so all wearers regardless of their eye shape and power can benefit.
Everyone's eyes are different so ask your Optician for the best suited UltraVision contact lenses for you.
With the guidance of our experienced staff any qualified Optician can fit you with contact lenses, even if you have previously been unable to find a contact lens to suit your needs.
At UltraVision, our goal is to change lives by providing comfortable and healthy contact lenses for almost any eye condition.
Unable to tolerate rigid contact lenses, Kevin was faced with a second graft.
Then he discovered UltraVision's KeraSoft IC, a soft lens designed specifically for the irregular cornea.
Kevin says: It took me a few days to get used to wearing contacts again as I hadn't worn them in so long, but since then I could not be more pleased with the result.
The lenses give me an extra confidence boost in the outside world.
Unable to tolerate rigid contact lenses, Kevin was faced with a second graft.
Then he discovered UltraVision's KeraSoft IC, a soft lens designed specifically for the irregular cornea.
Kevin says: It took me a few days to get used to wearing contacts again as I hadn't worn them in so long, but since then I could not be more pleased with the result.
The lenses give me an extra confidence boost in the outside world.
RA: "I was straining my eyes when I was using the computer a lot, especially with the piggy back lenses."
Manufactured from high water content hydrogel and Silicone Hydrogel materials, it provides all day comfort with vision comparable to other lens systems.
People who use KeraSoft IC find they no longer have to worry whether they are going to have a "bad eye day" or if they will actually be able to wear their lenses for that night out with their friends next week.
The majority of people with keratoconus are totally reliant on contact lenses to see properly.
Manufactured from high water content hydrogel and Silicone Hydrogel materials, it provides all day comfort with vision comparable to other lens systems.
People who use KeraSoft IC find they no longer have to worry whether they are going to have a "bad eye day" or if they will actually be able to wear their lenses for that night out with their friends next week.
The majority of people with keratoconus are totally reliant on contact lenses to see properly.
Keratoconus can cause shadowy and ghosted vision which often can only be cleared up by fitting the eye with contact lenses.
These help to reduce distortion and restore normal vision.
The traditional contact lenses prescribed for keratoconus are rigid gas permeables (RGPs).
Although most people get on with these quite well, there are a significant number who find them difficult to tolerate.
If you can't wear your contact lenses, you can't see, as glasses often do not give useful vision.
UltraVision has been manufacturing contact lenses for keratoconus since the mid 1990s.
These help to reduce distortion and restore normal vision.
The traditional contact lenses prescribed for keratoconus are rigid gas permeables (RGPs).
Although most people get on with these quite well, there are a significant number who find them difficult to tolerate.
If you can't wear your contact lenses, you can't see, as glasses often do not give useful vision.
UltraVision has been manufacturing contact lenses for keratoconus since the mid 1990s.
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