Contact Lens Exams

From simple vision correction to restoring sight to eyes with severe corneal damage, we provide precision fitting of standard and custom contact lenses, and help patients previously unable to find the perfect fit.

Featured Contact Lenses

  • Daily Disposable Contact Lenses

    Daily disposable lenses are one of the safest options for ocular health, and their thin design and incredible water content gives dailies the edge in comfort over other weekly or monthly lenses. These are an excellent option for dry eyes or for patients who have never been able to tolerate contact lenses.

  • Scleral Lenses

    Scleral lenses are hard lenses that completely “vault” the cornea. Often times they feel just like soft lenses and are the most comfortable lenses available. They offer high optical quality, superior ocular health, easy care regimen, and durability. These lenses are customizable to fit single vision, multifocal, toric (astigmatism), and monovision patients.

  • Therapeutic Lenses

    These lenses are often prescribed for patients with severe dry eye or corneal degenerations such as keratoconus. Therapeutic lenses are customized for the patient, and may include large-diameter and custom-designed gas permeable lenses, scleral lenses, as well as custom-designed soft contact lenses.

Contact Lenses for Every Need

  • Disposable Soft Lenses

    These lenses are designed to be worn for a recommended period of time and then discarded on a prescribed schedule. There have been many advances in technology and materials in the past few years, making contact lens wear healthier for the eye and more comfortable for the patient. Advantages of this type of lens include disposability, shorter adaptation time, and the ability to enhance or change eye color.

  • Gas Permeable Lenses

    These lenses are relatively smaller in size and are less flexible than soft contact lenses. They offer superior clarity of vision to soft lenses, with good comfort and excellent durability. Gas permeable lenses are an excellent option for patients desiring the best possible vision throughout the day.

  • Toric Lenses

    These lenses are used to correct astigmatism. Toric lenses come in disposable, non-disposable, and gas permeable modalities. In most cases, specialized testing is required to ensure the best possible vision and comfort for patients with astigmatism.

  • Multifocal/Bifocal Lenses

    There are many options when it comes to contacts for patients with near focusing issues. Some lenses contain a visible segment area for near viewing, while others incorporate the progressive or no-line design. Selection is based on the type of lens that will provide the patient with stable and comfortable vision specific to their needs.