Euclid Vision Corporation is continuing its hot streak of product news this year with the launch of a new cloud-based fitting and order management system: My Euclid.
First, let’s talk about that hot streak you mentioned …
The global contact lens supplier kicked off 2026 with the U.S. commercial launch of Be Free Day, a daily disposable (DD) soft contact lens developed in collaboration with the Brien Holden Vision Institute (BVHI).
Fast forward to June: Euclid’s Be Free Day lens line expanded with the FDA approval of the Be Free Day multifocal (MF) toric lens.
- Get the full rundown on this silicone hydrogel (SiHy) DD.
Product news galore! Now to this latest.
My Euclid operates as a cloud-based fitting and order management platform that combines four key components into one connected workflow:
- Topography-guided lens fitting
- Lens ordering
- Patient management
- Expert consultation
So who is this designed for?
Eyecare providers (ECPs) and members of their staff / consultation team involved in the ortho-k patient and lens order management process.
Now explain how it works.
The platform uses a CloudLink plug-in that enables compatible topography systems (we’ll get to those in a moment) to connect with MyEuclid.
From there: ECPs can upload selected corneal topography data into the platform to incorporate it directly into the Euclid lens fitting and ordering workflow.
As Euclid noted: The platform is designed to allow for “lens specialists to easily perform initial entries with self-guided tips, while providing the tools to customize key parameters for each patient’s needs.”
Regarding this data—how is it collected?
Via one of two methods:
- Through Euclid’s preexisting three-factor fitting approach
- Includes three patient measurements: refraction (Rx), keratometry (K’s), and horizontal visible iris diameter (HVID). See here for more on this.
- By incorporating patient-specific corneal topography data
And which topography systems can be linked?
So far: MyEuclid integrates “most seamless and efficiently” with Medmont Meridia topographers (including the E300); Costruzione Strumenti Oftalmici (CSO) topographers using CSO Phoenix software; Keratron Scout; as well as Oculus Keratograph and Oculus Pentacam.
Per Euclid: The system also uses topography data from other (unnamed) instruments, with “additional direct integrations” currently in development.
Talk about the topography-guided assessments.
The platform offers a simplified troubleshooting process via:
- Algorithm-based lens modification guidance
- Lens recommendation parameters
- Topography map-to-lens designs
- Outcome map library and diagnostic visualization
Nice! Can you go into more detail on how this all works?
We’ll do you one better—watch the video below for a look at how this “user-friendly” (per Euclid) platform combines technology-based lens fitting with its in-house consultation expertise.
In essence: Each lens order submitted through the platform is reviewed by Euclid’s consultation team before the lens is manufactured.
And how does the platform benefit practices, exactly?
It’s designed to address six key areas of the lens fitting, ordering, and manufacturing process by offering:
- Streamlined ortho-k fitting and ordering process
- Fitting guidance based on patient topography data
- Reduced manual calculations and data entry
- Advanced consistency across patient lens fits
- Improved communication and tracking throughout the fitting process
- Ongoing ortho-k support and educational resources
Nice! So who can use My Euclid?
Per the company, the platform is "complimentary for Euclid customers.”
And if you’re not an existing customer: We’d recommend reaching out to Euclid for more information (and click here if interested in becoming a certified Euclid lens provider).