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SynergEyes is a specialty contact lens company that provides hybrid and scleral lenses for people with astigmatism, presbyopia, and keratoconus. If you have been told that standard soft contacts cannot give you the vision or comfort you need, SynergEyes is one of the brands your eye care professional may consider. The company does not sell directly to patients; its site is organized around products, eye conditions, and a "Find A Doctor Near You" tool, so the practical path is to review the lens options and then locate a qualified fitter.
What SynergEyes makes
The product line splits into two categories: specialty hybrid lenses and scleral lenses.
Hybrid lenses combine a rigid gas permeable center with a soft outer skirt — the design behind the company's claim of "the comfort of soft lenses and the clarity of gas permeable lenses."
| Product | Positioned for |
|---|---|
| SynergEyes iD – Single Vision | Individually designed lenses for premium performance |
| SynergEyes iD – Multifocal EDOF | Clear vision near, far, and in between |
| Duette | Astigmatic vision |
| Duette Progressive | Near, far, and intermediate vision |
| UltraHealth | Advanced hybrid technology for keratoconus |
| SynergEyes A, KC, PS, MF | Condition-specific hybrid designs |
| ClearKone | Keratoconus |
| SynergEyes VS | Scleral lens based on the anatomy of the eye |
Scleral lenses are represented by SynergEyes VS, described as a new scleral lens based on the anatomy of the eye.
Who these lenses are for
The site groups its products around three eye conditions:
- Astigmatism — addressed by Duette, which the company frames as transforming astigmatic vision.
- Presbyopia — addressed by the iD Multifocal EDOF and Duette Progressive, both aimed at vision at multiple distances.
- Keratoconus — addressed by UltraHealth and ClearKone.
Patient testimonials on the site describe the intended experience. One iD wearer reports no longer needing readers and reducing her phone font from 30 pt to 12 pt. A Duette wearer with astigmatism describes seeing clearly without waiting for vision to stabilize. A long-time gas permeable wearer calls Duette the most comfortable lens she has worn, including on a windy beach day. An UltraHealth wearer says it is the first contact lens he has been able to wear.
These are individual accounts, not clinical results, and they do not predict how any particular person will respond.
How to get started
- Review the product pages to identify which lens category matches your condition — hybrid for astigmatism, presbyopia, or keratoconus, or scleral for the VS design.
- Use the Find A Doctor Near You tool on the site to locate an eye care professional who fits these lenses.
- Expect a fitting process rather than an off-the-shelf purchase. The iD line is described as individually designed, which means the lens is specified for your eye rather than selected from a standard parameter set.
- Ask the fitter about handling. The site provides Application & Removal videos and Handling & Care guidance, plus FAQs about contacts — useful because hybrid and scleral lenses have different insertion and cleaning routines than soft lenses.
What the site does not tell you
The SynergEyes site does not publish prices, insurance coverage, or ordering options for patients. Cost, availability, and whether a given lens suits your eye are determined by the fitting professional, not by the website. Treat any pricing or coverage question as something to raise at the appointment.
If you are deciding whether to pursue this route, the useful next step is the Find A Doctor tool — a specialty fitter can tell you whether a hybrid or scleral design is appropriate for your prescription and eye health, which is not something a product page can answer.