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Contact Lens Manufacturers and Brand Tables

Manufacturer tables and private-label lookups for soft contact lens portfolios

Contact Lens Manufacturers and Brand Tables

When to use the manufacturer directory

Use this directory when you already have a brand name, lens box, or manufacturer in mind and you want to confirm the parameters you will document or order. Each company page summarizes that manufacturer’s soft lens portfolio in a consistent table format so you can review availability quickly in clinic.

  • Confirm BC, DIA, material, and published power ranges for a lens family.
  • Check whether a portfolio includes sphere, toric, multifocal, or multifocal toric options.
  • Translate a store-brand box name using the private-label lookup.

What you will find on each manufacturer page

Company pages are designed for fast verification. Tables focus on the details that most often affect ordering and documentation: base curve, diameter, material family, Dk or Dk/t when available, and published power ranges. Use them as a chairside reference, then confirm final ordering details against current manufacturer labeling when the case is higher risk or the parameters are uncommon.

Private-label and store-brand lenses

Optical retailers often sell lenses under proprietary store-brand or private-label names. In many cases, the underlying design is an established lens family with different branding.

When a patient presents only with a store-brand box, use the Private Label Directory to identify the original manufacturer and lens family, then review the corresponding table on that manufacturer page.

How this fits alongside your other tools

If your goal is comparison across replacement schedules or designs, start with the Modality and Wear Guides. If your goal is optical math (vertex, transposition, spherical equivalent), use the Conversion Calculators. This directory is for the brand-first moment, when you need to confirm what a manufacturer actually offers and document it cleanly.

Manufacturer and Brand FAQs

Where can I find base curve, diameter, and power ranges for a lens?

Select the manufacturer to view parameter tables for each lens family. Company pages list base curve, diameter, and published power ranges in a consistent format. If you want cross-brand comparisons by replacement schedule or design, use the Modality and Wear Guides.

How do I identify a store-brand or private-label contact lens?

Use the Private Label Directory to look up the box name and identify the underlying manufacturer and lens family. Then confirm parameters on the corresponding manufacturer page before you order or rewrite the prescription.

Do toric lenses stabilize the same way across manufacturers?

No. Stabilization is manufacturer-specific. Designs may use prism ballast, periballast, accelerated stabilization, or hybrid approaches, and they can behave differently with lid anatomy and blink mechanics. When rotation or fluctuating vision is a problem, switching to a lens with a different stabilization design is often a practical next step.

Can I match fit across brands by using the same base curve and diameter?

Matching base curve and diameter is a reasonable starting point, but it does not guarantee the same on-eye behavior. Material, modulus, edge profile, and thickness design all influence movement and comfort. Use these tables to shortlist options, then confirm fit and vision on eye.

How current are the parameter tables in this directory?

Portfolios change as products are launched, updated, or discontinued. Tables are compiled from manufacturer information and packaging, but they are not a substitute for current labeling. Verify final ordering details against up-to-date manufacturer resources or the lens box, especially for uncommon powers or higher-risk cases.