Contact Lenses for Astigmatism
For astigmatism, toric contact lenses are available. These specialized lenses have different powers in different meridians of the lens to correct the irregular curvature of the cornea. Toric lenses come in various designs, including soft and rigid gas permeable options, providing comfortable and effective vision correction for individuals with astigmatism.
Multifocal Contact Lenses
Multifocal contact lenses cater to those with near and distance vision needs, typically due to presbyopia. These lenses incorporate different prescriptions in various zones, allowing seamless focus transition. They come in both soft and gas-permeable options, providing clear vision at various distances without the need for reading glasses.
Multifocal contact lenses are a convenient solution for everyone seeking clear vision across a range of distances.
Long and Short-Sighted Contact Lenses
Contact lenses are available for long-sightedness (hyperopia) and short-sightedness (myopia). For hyperopia, convex lenses are used to bring distant objects into focus. For myopia, concave lenses correct near vision. Both types come in various materials, including soft and gas permeable, offering comfortable and effective vision correction tailored to individual needs.
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Comfort
To help you see safely and clearly, we ensure the glasses you wear fit snugly and comfortably. They should fit softly on the nose and not rub or feel tight around the side of your head.
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Health
With the knowledge of our team and the technology we use, we can diagnose any issues quickly and develop a treatment solution. The health of your eyes is paramount to us, so we will be clear about how you can live a healthy life with better vision.
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Safety
Your sight is the number one priority for us. We will always keep you in a safe environment here and show you how to be safe with your eyes, your vision and your glasses when you leave our surgery.
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Clarity
You deserve clear vision and clear communication. We will be honest with you about anything we find, and upfront with treatment and management plans. Our personalized care is here to make your life as clear as possible.
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Convenience
You can have your eyes checked, problems diagnosed, solutions implemented, eyewear and frames purchased, all in one location. There is no need to go anywhere else. Build a relationship with us, and let us take care of your eyes for life.
Comfort
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Comfort
Our doctors use industry-leading technology to identify the source of your symptoms, and to bring you relief. And to help you see clearly and comfortably, we’ll take our time to make sure your eyewear fits you perfectly.
Health
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Health
With our collective knowledge and passion for eye health, we’ll bring your eyes into tip-top shape. With caring doctors and a history of helping countless patients, you can count on us to keep your eyes healthy!
Safety
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Safety
We know how important and sensitive your eyes are, which is why we take great care to ensure that your vision is always protected with us. With our proven technology and compassionate doctors, you’ll always have the most advanced — and safe — options in eye care.
Clarity
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Clarity
You deserve stunningly clear vision, and the better quality of life that comes with it. That’s why we offer a remarkable array of eyewear options, eye disease management plans, and personalized care to make that a reality!
Convenience
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Convenience
Our practice is the only place you’ll ever have to go for all your eye care needs. We have the expertise in a wide variety of eye conditions, the diverse range of stylish eyewear, and custom treatment plans, to help you maintain great vision for life.
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FAQs
How Do I Put in and Remove Contact Lenses
To insert contact lenses, start with clean hands – hand sanitizer is perfect. Place the lens on your fingertip. Hold your upper eyelid with one finger and pull down your lower lid with another. Gently place the lens onto your eye’s surface, then release your eyelids.
To remove, look upward, hold your eyelid, and use your fingertip to slide the lens down to the white of your eye. Gently pinch the lens between your thumb and finger to remove it.
Always follow your eye care professional’s instructions
What are Contact Lenses Made From?
Contact lenses are made from various materials, most commonly hydrogel or silicone hydrogel. These materials are soft, and flexible, and allow oxygen to pass through to the cornea, ensuring comfort and eye health.
Rigid gas-permeable lenses are made from a durable plastic material that also allows oxygen transmission.