 | Contact Lenses If you are interested in freedom from glasses without the worry of refractive surgery, contact lenses are an option that is available to many more people due to advances in technology, materials, and solution options. Contacts can be prescribed for most conditions including farsightedness, nearsightedness, astigmatism and even bifocal corrections. - Unique customized trial fitting procedure
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Did you knowthat you can wear contacts even when your "arms have become too short"? If you wear bifocal glasses, or you can no longer see well up close with your contact lenses, you may wish to try the most recent designs of Bifocal Contact Lenses. Keep your youthful vision without telltale lines and eliminate uncomfortable head and neck positions. Bifocal contacts are also available in moist, long wear or extended wear materials.
Did you know that you can wear lenses for a day and throw them away? The ultimate in convenience if you are tired of caring for your lenses or you just don't wear them very often, Daily Disposable contact lenses may be an option for you. Even if your eyes have become too sensitive or too dry, or you've suffered from repeated eye infections, the daily disposable lens may be the answer you've been looking for.
Did you know that you can wear disposable lenses even if you have ASTIGMATISM? Technological advances make these Toric Contact Lenses accurate, consistent, comfortable, and very safe to wear. Toric lenses are also available in extended wear materials.
Did you know that you can wear contact lenses overnight? New materials, called Silicone Hydrogels, have been designed which reduce health risks associated with past extended contact lenses. Now you can wake up with clear vision, without undergoing the risk of surgery.
Did you know that you can have the safety, convenience and comfort of disposable contact lenses with color enhancing options? Enhance your own color or to create a new look! Your Optometrist must take extra measurements and perform special tests to determine the contact lenses best suited for your prescription, eye health and intended uses. After detailed handling and care instructions, a one to two week period is given to allow you to adapt to your contact lenses. The doctor will then check the fit and cleanliness of the contact lenses, as well as your vision and eye health. |
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