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Should I perform a Jackson cross-cylinder and/or Vectographic conversion for resultant cylinder?

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Should I perform a Jackson cross-cylinder and/or Vectographic conversion for resultant cylinder?

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Some manufacturers have attempted to simplify the fitting process by offering “computer assisted” conversion to calculate cross-cylinder problems. These devices are currently being challenged in terms of their accuracy. Modern soft toric contact lenses such as ACUVUE® TORIC, have proven to be so stable in rotation, as well as in optical quality, that a simple adjustment in rotation will generally eliminate the need for additional calculative conversion.

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