Contact lenses
A fitting that fits your eyes and your day
A contact lens exam is separate from a glasses exam, because the lens sits on the eye. The doctor measures, tries a lens and checks how it fits.
Your contact lens prescription is yours. After the fitting we give you a copy, and you can fill it anywhere.
A fitting visit and a trial pair
A follow-up visit to check how the lenses are doing
Clear steps for putting in, taking out and caring for lenses
How it goes
From the first exam to your own lenses
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Step 1: The exam
The doctor checks your eyes and tells you whether contact lenses are right for you.
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Step 2: The fitting
You try a pair, and we teach you to put them in and take them out.
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Step 3: The follow-up
We check the fit and the health of your eyes after you have worn them for a while.
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Step 4: Your prescription
You get a copy, and you can order from us or from anyone you choose.
Questions about contact lenses
Can I wear contacts if I have dry eyes?
Often yes, with the right lens and care. The doctor checks your eyes first and tells you what to expect.
Can I sleep in my contact lenses?
Only if the doctor says your lenses are made for it. Sleeping in lenses that are not can harm your eyes.
Who pays for the fitting?
Some vision plans help pay for a contact lens fitting. The front desk checks your plan first.
Ready to book a visit?
Send us your name and number, or call. We will find a time that fits your week.