Ortho K is a treatment process that never permanently changes the shape of your eye (to correct your vision). You wear hard lenses at night while you sleep which flattens your cornea and allows the light to focus correctly, giving you improved vision. In the morning you take off the contacts and go about your day with improved vision (usually 60/20), but by the end of the day your cornea has lost its flattened shape and your vision no longer improved. So you put the contacts on again at night and start the process over. This is a process that you will need to continue forever (as far as I understand it). LASIK is a "surgical" proceedure that actually changes the shape of your eye permanantly. A lazer or surgical blade cuts a surface layer of your eye which is flapped back, then another lazer is used to reshape your cornea. The flap is replaced and heals almost over night. Your cornea does not scar because it has no scar tissue. So, after this process your eye is permanantly a different shape, which is your corrected vision. Follow-up check ups are needed, but for the most part your eye will retain this shape. As you get older it is natural for the eye to change a bit, but for the most part there won't be significant changes that would require more surgery. So basically, one is permanent, one is not, one is a surgical proceedure, the other is not. Ortho-K also lasts longer, is more affordable and a better option for younger patients than lasik. Yes, you have to continue the 'therapy' longer, but... it's worth it. Most facilities wont see anyone under 22 for lasik surgery, whereas Ortho K can be used in children as young as 9 or 10. It stablizes the cornea similar to the way a RGP lens would... for example, I've seen patients in the same rx in an RGP lens for 30 years. Lasik *might* last 15-20. Since Ortho-K lenses and RGP lenses are basically the same thing... you can safely assume the same results as long as the patient doesnt get lasy with their therapy. Hope that helped! Cindy
There is no such custom.
Choosing custom wheels can be a difficult decision. I would check out car magazines and car shows to get ideas about what you like the best. Then from there you can research retailers.
Photo bags are available from custom printing websites such as Zazzle and Artscow. These unique bags are custom-designed by consumers before purchase with the photograph or picture of their choosing.
You get the custom made "V.I.P Pass" (DVD slip) with a message from a 1D member of your choosing.
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There are a variety of reasons that you may need a custom back brace. If you need one in or near Mainline Philadelphia, PA you can get them made at the Brace Shop.
Custom-made clothing offers a personalized and unique fit, tailored specifically to your body measurements and preferences. It allows you to have complete control over the design, fabric, and style of your garments. With AthleisureX, you can enjoy the luxury of custom-made clothing that perfectly aligns with your individual taste and requirements, ensuring a comfortable and stylish experience.
THERE ARE NUMBER OF FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED BEFORE CHOOSING A SITE FOR BUSINESS AS FOLLOWS [A] Availability of custom.[B]Availability of raw material; [c]Infrastructure;[D]Availability of labour both skilled and unskilled.These are some of factors depending on nature of your bussiness.
To print notepads with your own logo, go to www.vistaprint.ca, as they are an international company which specializes in custom print jobs. If you need your notepads printed in 24 hours, go to http://www.overnightprints.com/notepads instead.
One can start the purchase of a custom Harley Davidson Motorcycle online at their official website. One would start by choosing the bike they want and then explore options. When done, print the results of your exploring and bring it to a Harley Davidson dealer who will then do the ordering for you.
Can't do it unless you fit a custom kit. Wouldn't recommend it though, get a MK4 with CC instead.