haptic lens

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• haptic lens — haptic lens, a contact lens which covers the white of the eye …   Useful english dictionary

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• contact lenses — lenses worn directly against the eye, separated from it only by a film of tear fluid. Corneal microlenses cover only the cornea, while haptic lenses cover some of the surrounding sclera as well. Contact lenses are used mainly in place of glasses …   The new mediacal dictionary