Specialty contact lenses help with unique vision needs. Types include scleral, GP, hybrid, multifocal, custom soft, and Ortho-K lenses. They improve vision, comfort, and fit, and may slow myopia in kids. Ideal for irregular corneas, high prescriptions, or dissatisfaction with standard lenses. […]
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If you’ve worn contacts for any length of time, the question of whether one of your lenses could disappear behind your eye has probably crossed your mind. And while contacts can’t physically get stuck behind your eye, they can get stuck in odd and uncomfortable places on the eye’s surface or behind the eyelid. […]
You shouldn’t wear your contacts to a routine eye exam, but if you’re getting a contact lens exam then do wear them […]
As we age, our vision naturally undergoes many changes that can lead to difficulty seeing the world around us. One of the most common changes is a condition called presbyopia—an age-related gradual loss of vision that can make it difficult to see nearby objects clearly. Fortunately, there are treatment options available, like the use of […]
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If you’re someone who experiences dry eyes, you understand the discomfort and inconvenience it can bring. And sometimes, the contact lenses you wear to correct your vision only make it worse. Fortunately, contact lenses can still be an option for those with dry eyes, as long as you choose the right type and follow proper […]
When you have keratoconus, there are a variety of different contact lenses that can be used to correct your vision. There are many options available, and it can be overwhelming to figure out which one will be best for you. Soft contacts, rigid gas permeable lenses, scleral, and hybrid lenses can all be suitable for […]
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Contact lenses are an excellent alternative to your prescription glasses when you’re looking to switch things up. But eye conditions like astigmatism can make that difficult. The first step to finding the right contacts is visiting your optometrist for a contact lens exam and fitting. Astigmatism can prevent you from wearing regular contacts, but the […]
A contact lens fitting is an essential part of healthy contact lens wear. Imagine trying to wear shoes 3 sizes too big or 1 size too small. You might trip over too-long shoes or get blisters from rubbing. Similarly, a fitting helps find the contact lens in your size. An improper lens fit can affect […]
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