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This analysis investigates how peripheral curve design affects edge clearance in contact lenses, indicating its significance for lens performance.
The reproducibility of the in vivo performance of a contact lens depends on how the specifications are determined and how the lens is made. Using reproducibility of edge clearance as a criterion, the peripheral curve design of a contact lens is analyzed. Optimum values of peripheral curve width exist which minimize errors of reproducibility.
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Malcolm M. Bibby (1979) studied this question.
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