A contact lens prescription is different from a glasses prescription. Fitting a lens correctly means measuring the curvature and size of your cornea, evaluating your tear film and confirming the lens moves and centers properly on the eye — so you see clearly and stay comfortable all day.
Lenses for every eye
Daily disposables for convenience and eye health; monthly lenses; toric lenses for astigmatism; multifocal lenses so you can ditch the reading glasses; colored lenses; and MiSight® 1 day lenses for slowing myopia in children.
New to contacts?
We include a hands-on insertion and removal lesson, trial lenses to wear at home and a follow-up visit to finalize your prescription. Most new wearers are comfortable within a week.
Annual contact lens exams
Contact lens prescriptions expire yearly for good reason — lenses sit on living tissue. Your annual visit checks corneal health, updates your power and lets us move you into newer, more breathable materials as they become available.
Frequently asked questions
Can I wear contacts if I have astigmatism?
Yes. Modern toric lenses correct astigmatism in daily, weekly, bi-weekly and monthly options with excellent stability.
Can I order lenses from you?
Yes. We offer competitive pricing on most brands, annual-supply rebates with direct-to-home shipping.
I’m over 40 — can I still wear contacts?
Absolutely. Multifocal contact lenses correct both distance and near vision, or we can fit monovision if you prefer.
This page provides general eye-health information and is not a substitute for an exam with your doctor.
Ready to see clearly?
Request an appointment online or call the office nearest you — we’ll find a time that works, including Saturdays.