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Advanced lens design and fitting technology

Evidence suggests that the peripheral shape of the cornea and the transition between the cornea and the limbus are more likely to be tangential than curved.1  Menicon Z Night is designed with a tangential periphery to match this natural anatomy for improved centration - key for achieving an optimal OrthoK fit.

Menicon Z Night is fitted using the Easyfit software, which utilizes corneal topography measurements, HVID, and refraction to suggest optimal lens parameters. This advanced software not only selects the initial lens but also offers proprietary tools for troubleshooting and resolving case-specific issues, enhancing accuracy and improving overall fitting success.

 

Product features

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Achieve the perfect fit on the first try

>90% First fit success rate.2-5

No need for trial sets, our empirical software fitting system will customize each lens for the best fit on eye.

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Menicon Z material

The first FDA approved hyper-oxygen rigid gas permeable lens material that can be worn overnight for up to 30 days.

Complemented by surface treatment for exceptional wettability and comfort.

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Unique design

3 zones: Central optical zone, Reverse zone and Tangent zone.

Tangential periphery fitting for better stability, centration and comfort.

Peri-toric design for a better centration on toric corneas.

Fitting philosophy

Menicon Z Night is fitted with the Easyfit software which uses a proprietary algorithm for precision lens fit.

The software is compatible with the most popular topographers in the market. Once you have imported the topography data into the Easyfit software and provided the patient’s prescription and HVID, tailored lenses for your patient will be calculated and ready to be ordered.

Topographic difference maps can be generated from the software at the follow up visits to assess the fitting success and aid in troubleshooting.

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MZN Q1

Question 1. Is the correction zone as expected?

The treatment zone is the central flat zone inside the red ring. The question is referring to whether the central pattern is snooth and even or not.

 

MZN Q2

Question 2. Is the correction OK?

The centration is evaluated by assessing the red ring position on the tangential difference map.

 

 

Product details

  Menicon Z Night Menicon Z Night Toric
Base curve 7.15 to 9.65mm (0.05mm steps) 7.15 to 9.65mm (0.05mm steps)
Diameter 10.20 /10.60 / 11.00mm 10.20 /10.60 / 11.00mm
Tangent

For Diameter 10.20: 54º to 62º (1º steps)

For Diameter 10.60: 53º to 61º (1º steps)

For Diameter 11.00: 51º to 60º (1º steps)

Flat Meridian

For Diameter 10.20: 54º to 62º (1º steps)

For Diameter 10.60: 53º to 61º (1º steps)

For Diameter 11.00: 51º to 60º (1º steps)

 

 

Steep  Meridian

For Diameter 10.20: 52º to 61º (1º steps)

For Diameter 10.60: 51º to 59º (1º steps)

For Diameter 11.00: 49º to 58º (1º steps)

Height

For Diameter 10.20: 0.44 to 0.61mm (0.01mm steps)

For Diameter 10.60: 0.54 to 0.74mm (0.01mm steps)

For Diameter 11.00: 0.65 to 0.87mm (0.01mm steps)

Flat Meridian

For Diameter 10.20: 0.44 to 0.61mm (0.01mm steps)

For Diameter 10.60: 0.54 to 0.74mm (0.01mm steps)

For Diameter 11.00: 0.65 to 0.87mm (0.01mm steps)

 

 

Steep Meridian

For Diameter 10.20: 0.47 to 0.67mm (0.01mm steps)

For Diameter 10.60: 0.57 to 0.80mm (0.01mm steps)

For Diameter 11.00: 0.68 to 0.94mm (0.01mm steps)

Power 0.00D to +4.00D (0 by default) 0.00D to +4.00D (0 by default)
Material

Menicon Z: Dk 163 x10 -11(cm2/sec) ⟨mLO2/(mL x mmHg)⟩

Menicon Z: Dk 163 x10 -11(cm2/sec) ⟨mLO2/(mL x mmHg)⟩

Handling tint

Right: Red / Left: Blue

Right: Red / Left: Blue

Fenestrations 3 in the reverse zone 3 in the reverse zone
Recommended replacement 1 year 1 year

Use Menicon Z Night with

We provide a great range of lens care products that we recommend to your customer to optimise their wearing experience.


  1. Meier D. Das corneo-skleral-profil-ein kriterium individueller kontaktlinsenanpassung. Die Kontaklinse . 1992; 26: 4–11.

  2. Chan KY etal. Clinical performance of an orthokeratology lens fitted with the aid of a computer software in Chinese children. Contact Lens & Anterior Eye 35 (2012) 180– 184.

  3. Chen C, Cheung SW, Cho P. Toric Orthokeratology for Highly Astigmatic Children. Optom Vis Sci. 2012 June;89(6): 849-855.

  4. Wan K, Lau JK, Cheung SW, et al. Orthokeratology with increased compression factor (OKIC): study design and preliminary results. BMJ Open Ophthalmology 2020;5:e000345. doi:10.1136/ bmjophth-2019-000345.

  5. Wan K, Lau JK, Cheung SW, et al. Orthokeratology with increased compression factor (OKIC): study design and preliminary results. BMJ Open Ophthalmology 2020;5:e000345. doi:10.1136/ bmjophth-2019-000345