The acronym MASCOT reminds practitioners of lens options. Which of the following is NOT included?

The acronym MASCOT serves as a mnemonic to help practitioners remember various types of contact lens options that are available. Each letter in MASCOT corresponds to a specific characteristic or type of lens. The components typically include:

• M for Monovision

• A for Aspheric

• S for Standard

• C for Cosmetics

• O for Opaque

• T for Tinted

In this context, cosmetics refer to cosmetic contact lenses, designed primarily for enhancing or changing the appearance of the eye. However, while cosmetic lenses can be a part of the lens options, they do not hold a primary category status within the MASCOT acronym itself. The other options mentioned are more integral to the practical categories of lenses that practitioners utilize to address various vision correction needs.

Thus, while "cosmetics" might be relevant in broader discussions about lens options, it is not encompassed within the foundational elements represented by MASCOT.