What's the difference between "stock" and "custom" eyes?
"Stock" or "ready-made" ocular prostheses are mass-produced. Since a "stock eye" is not made for any particular person, it doesn't’t fit any particular patient. A "custom" ocular prosthesis, on the other hand, is made by your Ocular Prosthetist to fit you and you alone.
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We are hoping this page will provide answers to some of your most frequently asked questions. If you have a question that is not covered here, please contact us.
- What is an Ocular Prosthetist? (i.e. Ocular Prosthetist)
- What is the history of the artificial eye?
- What's the difference between "stock" and "custom" eyes?
- How often do you have to see an ocular prosthetist?
- How much does an artificial eye cost?
- Does medical insurance pay for artificial eyes?
- Can artificial eyes have good movement?
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