Contact Lenses

With all the latest advancements in contact lens technology, the majority of refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism and presbyopia can be corrected with contact lenses.

The vast majority of people requiring vision correction can wear contact lenses without experiencing any problems as science provides us with greater options in contact lens wear. It is important to discuss the matter with your optometrist. Your overall vision problems, the health of your eyes, and your specific visual needs and motivations will be considered.

Optometrists and opticians have access to a wide variety of lenses through all the major contact lens suppliers. For more information see the contact lens supplier websites; Bausch & Lomb, Coopervison, Johnson & Johnson (Acuvue).

Disposable Daily Lenses:
Single-use, daily wear lenses that are designed to always provide the wearer with fresh and clean lenses every time they insert their lenses. No lens cleaning is required for the daily wear regime. These lenses are perfect for pediatric fittings, active lifestyles, and occasional usage.

Disposable Biweekly Wear:
Biweekly lenses are worn daily and discarded and replaced after two weeks of use. On lens removal they must be cleaned and disinfected. These lenses are not designed or intended for overnight wear.

Disposable Biweekly Wear:
Biweekly lenses are worn daily and discarded and replaced after two weeks of use. On lens removal they must be cleaned and disinfected. These lenses are not designed or intended for overnight wear.

We also offer RGP, Semi Scleral, and Scleral Contact Lens Fittings

When you are fitted for contact lenses, a particular lens care system will be recommended. If you wish to change your lens care regimen or try a new lens care product, it is best to discuss this first with your optometrist or optician.

Rigid lens solutions are not compatible with soft contacts.

• Annual eye exams are required to ensure the health of your eyes and fit of the contacts.
• Wear your contacts only for the length of time recommended, even if they feel comfortable.
• Remove, clean and disinfect your lenses at the prescribed intervals.
• Don’t use any eye medications without consulting your optometrist.
• It is the policy of our clinic that all contact lens wearers have an annual eye examination to ensure the continued use of contact lenses is not compromising the health of your eyes.
• Disposable contact lenses have no warranties once the box has been opened, marked, or damaged.