Contact lenses offer freedom from glasses and can correct many vision problems. Whether you need daily disposables, lenses for astigmatism, or multifocal options for reading and distance, there is a contact lens designed for you. Our optometrists work with you to find the most comfortable fit for your eyes and daily activities.
Daily disposable contact lenses are worn once and thrown away at the end of the day. This means a fresh, clean lens every morning with no cleaning routine required. They are a popular choice for people with allergies, dry eyes, or busy schedules who want the simplest contact lens experience.
A proper contact lens fitting ensures your lenses sit comfortably on your eyes and provide clear vision. Our optometrists measure your eyes, evaluate your tear film, and discuss your lifestyle to recommend the best lens options for you.
Astigmatism happens when your cornea has an irregular shape, causing blurry vision at all distances. Toric contact lenses are specially designed to correct astigmatism and stay in the right position on your eye. Many people with astigmatism can wear contacts comfortably with the right fit.
If you need help seeing both near and far, multifocal contacts may be right for you. These lenses have different zones for distance, intermediate, and close-up vision, so you can read your phone and see across the room without switching glasses.
Not sure which replacement schedule fits your lifestyle? Daily lenses offer convenience and freshness with no cleaning required, while monthly lenses can be more cost effective for full time wearers. Learn what factors to consider when choosing between the two.
Your eye doctor will consider your prescription, eye health, lifestyle, and comfort preferences. A contact lens exam measures your eyes and helps determine whether daily, weekly, or monthly lenses work best for you.
Many people with dry eyes can still wear contact lenses. Daily disposables and lenses made from materials that retain moisture are often good options. Your optometrist can recommend lenses designed for drier eyes.
Replacement schedules vary by lens type. Daily lenses are thrown away after one use, while monthly lenses are replaced every 30 days. Following your schedule helps prevent eye infections and discomfort.
Wearing contacts longer than recommended can lead to eye irritation, infections, and reduced oxygen flow to your cornea. Take your lenses out on schedule and give your eyes regular breaks.
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(485)Proper care keeps your eyes healthy and your lenses comfortable. This includes washing your hands before handling lenses, using fresh solution daily, and never sleeping in lenses unless they are approved for overnight wear.
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