The CLMA and GPLI are pleased to provide you with two pocket-size laminated cards
to assist you and your staff members when presenting presbyopic GP lens options
to your patients. Click here to order the cards.
Side 1 of the Practitioner Presentation Card provides:
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Side 2
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- Tips for presenting presbyopic GP lens options
- Tips for setting proper expectations
- Suggestions for positive terminology
You may want to consider reviewing this material before
presenting contact lens options to your presbyopic patients.
Side 2 provides graphics that can be used to "show and tell"
the patient about GP presbyopic lens options.
- The graphics titled "Why do I need help with reading?" provide
an opportunity to review presbyopia and show how lid position and
pupil size can influence contact lens wear
- The middle set of graphics titled "What are my lens options?"
show various lens options
- Aspheric multifocal (top row left)
- Concentric bifocal (top row right)
- Straight top bifocal (bottom row left)
- Crescent bifocal (bottom row middle)
- Trifocal (bottom row right)
- The graphics found in the lower section "How do the contact lenses work?"
demonstrate how the lens positions in straight-ahead gaze and how the lens
shifts up when the patient looks down to read
- We have purposely not included any text or labels, so that you can customize
your own "show and tell" presentation
- For a complete listing of presbyopic GP contact lens options, please browse this website
Side 1 of the Staff Presentation Card provides:
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Side 2
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- An explanation of "What is Presbyopia?"
- A simple generic explanation of "What are the available contact lens options?"
- A point form explanation of GP bifocal and multifocal advantages
Your front desk and technical staff may be interested in expanding their
knowledge with a review of this material.
Side 2 of the Staff Presentation Card provides:
- Answers to frequently asked questions
- The suggested answers provide a positive general view of
presbyopic contact lens options and recommend the eye care practitioner
will need to evaluate every candidate for specific answers
These fitting aids are one of many resources available through the
CLMA and GPLI to assist you with presenting and fitting GP contact lenses.
Browse this website for more information on
fitting presbyopic GP contact lenses. For general presbyopic GP contact lens
information visit our patient website
at www.contactlenses.org.
Please call 1-800-344-9060 for additional
information. Click here to order the cards. 
