Contact Lenses

Our experienced optometrists can help you find the best lens options for comfort and clarity:
 

• Bifocal or multifocal lenses
• Colored or special-effect contacts
• Daily disposable lenses
• Extended wear soft lenses
• Toric lenses for astigmatism
• Rigid, gas permeable lenses
• Lenses for dry eye
• Lenses for keratoconus

Tips for Contact Lens Care

To avoid eye infection, proper contact lens hygiene is very important. We recommend following these steps when caring for your lenses:

• Wash your hands before putting in your contacts
• Use high quality lens cleaning solutions to clean your contacts after each use; do not reuse cleaning solutions as it may contain bacteria
• Do not use your own saliva, tap water or chlorinated water to clean your lenses; these unsterile water sources may contain bacteria
• Wash your lens case regularly with cleaning solution and allow it to dry before closing it
• Only sleep in extended wear contacts
• Replace your lens case every three months to avoid bacteria build-up
• Don’t wear contacts if your eyes are irritated or if the contact appears damaged; this can lead to infection or a scratched cornea