Paragon Vision Sciences Contact Lenses

The right Paragon lens is the exact product named on your valid contact lens prescription. FluoroPerm 30, FluoroPerm 60, FluoroPerm 92, Paragon HDS, Paragon HDS 100, and Paragon Thin use different RGP materials and fitting specifications, so they shouldn't be swapped based on the product name or description alone.

Check the product name, power, base curve, diameter, and lens design before placing your order. Your right and left eyes can have different parameters, so enter each side separately. Since these custom RGP contacts are sold one lens at a time, you'll usually need two lenses when both eyes require correction.

Use the table below to compare the available Paragon lenses, then choose the exact product and parameters written on your prescription. Contact your eye care professional when any detail is missing, unclear, or different from the lens you currently wear.

Paragon Vision Sciences contacts vary in price, wear schedule, UV filtering, supply, and customer ratings. Check the table below for the details of each lens, then match the product name and prescribed parameters to your contact lens prescription. Keep in mind that "daily wear" means the lenses are removed each night, not thrown away after one day.

The conventional Paragon Vision Sciences RGP lenses listed here have FDA 510(k) clearances as Class II medical devices. "FDA cleared" is the accurate regulatory term for these products. Under the 510(k) process, the FDA determined that the devices were substantially equivalent to legally marketed contact lenses for their stated uses.

FDA clearance doesn't indicate that every Paragon lens fits every prescription or eye condition. An eye care professional must select the material, design, fit, and wearing schedule.

Paragon CRT is a separate product line. Paragon CRT lenses received FDA approval for overnight orthokeratology, a treatment that temporarily changes corneal curvature to reduce myopia. The FluoroPerm, Paragon HDS, Paragon HDS 100, and Paragon Thin replacement lenses shown here aren't Paragon CRT lenses and shouldn't be described as overnight corneal-reshaping contacts.

Paragon RGP lenses come in several designs for different prescription needs. The exact product depends on your eye measurements, lens fit, and the details written on your contact lens prescription.

They can be prescribed for:

• Nearsightedness, also called myopia
• Farsightedness, also called hyperopia
• Corneal astigmatism
• Higher levels of astigmatism with a toric design
• Presbyopia with a bifocal design
• Keratoconus in otherwise nondiseased eyes
• Pellucid marginal degeneration
• Certain irregular corneal conditions
• Vision correction after penetrating keratoplasty, radial keratotomy, or LASIK

Not every Paragon lens is made for every condition listed. Specialty RGP lenses require individual measurements, diagnostic fitting, and follow-up visits with an eye care professional.

The Paragon Vision Sciences lenses sold here are daily-wear RGP contacts, so take them out before sleeping or napping unless your eye doctor has prescribed a specific overnight-wear design. Sleeping in contacts that aren't approved for overnight use increases the risk of irritation, infection, and other eye problems.

Paragon CRT lenses are different. They're made for overnight orthokeratology and require a separate fitting from a certified eye care professional. They aren't interchangeable with the daytime Paragon RGP lenses available on this page.

RGP lens comfort depends on consistent wear, proper cleaning, and a well-fitted prescription. Even experienced wearers can notice the lens edge more after taking a break from their usual schedule or wearing the lenses longer than prescribed.

• Follow your prescribed wear schedule. Regular wear can help maintain adaptation, while long breaks may make the lenses feel more noticeable when you start wearing them again.
• Keep the lenses clean. Deposits, debris, or residue on the lens surface can cause irritation and blurred vision.
• Don't extend your wear time. Remove the lenses at the time recommended by your eye care professional, especially when your eyes feel dry or tired.
• Check for changes in comfort or vision. A lens that moves differently, feels rough, or causes repeated blurring may need to be inspected or replaced.
• Take discomfort seriously. Remove your lenses and contact your eye care professional if you notice pain, unusual redness, swelling, light sensitivity, discharge, or persistent blurred vision.

Paragon RGP contacts need cleaning, disinfection, and proper storage between wears. Follow the care system recommended by your eye care professional, since compatibility can depend on the lens material and any surface treatment applied to it.

Start With Clean, Dry Hands

Wash your hands with soap before touching your lenses, then dry them completely with a lint-free towel. Avoid lotions, oils, or residue that can transfer to the lens surface and irritate your eyes.

Clean and Disinfect After Each Wear

Clean, rub, and rinse your lenses according to the care product label and your eye care professional's directions. Place them in a clean case filled with fresh disinfecting liquid. Don't reuse old liquid or top it off with more.

Keep Your Lenses Away From Water

Tap, bottled, distilled, lake, pool, and ocean water can carry microorganisms that don't belong on contact lenses. Remove your contacts before showering, swimming, or entering a hot tub, and don't rinse the lenses or case with water.

Care for the Lens Case

Empty the case after inserting your lenses, then clean and air-dry it as directed. Replace the case on the schedule recommended by your eye care professional rather than waiting until it looks worn.

Follow the Prescribed Replacement Schedule

Replace each Paragon lens according to your prescription and your eye care professional's instructions, even when it still looks undamaged. A lens can develop deposits, scratches, or fit changes that aren't easy to see.

Choose a Compatible Care System

Some products are made specifically for rigid lenses, while others are labeled for more than one contact lens type. Check the label and stick with the care system recommended for your Paragon lenses rather than assuming every soft-lens product will work.

We carry FluoroPerm 30, FluoroPerm 60, FluoroPerm 92, Paragon HDS, Paragon HDS 100, and Paragon Thin. You can check prices, wear schedules, package counts, UV filtering, availability, and customer ratings before ordering the product written on your prescription.

Save Up to 70% on Contact Lenses

Shoppers can save up to 70% on select contact lenses at Lens.com. Paragon RGP prices vary by product, quantity, prescription parameters, and current promotion.

Each Paragon product is made to order and sold as one lens. Check the quantity for each eye and the full order total before completing your purchase.

We Verify Your Contact Lens Prescription

You can upload, email, or fax us a copy of your prescription. You can also enter your eye doctor's name and phone number so we can request verification.

Your prescriber has eight business hours to confirm, correct, or reject the request. When no response arrives within that period, we can continue processing the order under federal prescription-verification rules.

AutoRefill for Eligible Contacts

Eligible contacts can be enrolled in AutoRefill for scheduled shipments and 5% off future recurring orders. You can choose the delivery frequency, then snooze, change, or cancel upcoming orders through your account.

Paragon RGP contacts are made to order and generally listed as one lens with a 12-month supply. Check your cart to see if AutoRefill is available for the product you're ordering.

Online Vision Exam for Eligible Wearers

Some existing contact lens wearers can renew an expired prescription through our online vision exam. Eligibility depends on age, state, health history, and a previous prescription.

The exam is for prescription renewals, not first-time RGP fittings or changes to your lens design. First-time contact lens wearers still need an in-person fitting with an eye care professional.