Benefits & Considerations
Understanding the advantages and responsibilities of contact lens wear
First Time Contact Lens Users
If you've never worn contact lenses, it's normal to have reservations. We work with each individual patient to ensure a comfortable transition to contact lens wear.
Initial Consultation
Discuss with your eye doctor if contact lenses are right for you. Those with cornea issues or dry eye may not be eligible.
Contact Lens Fitting
Our experienced technician ensures your first pair fits perfectly and contains the appropriate prescription.
Insertion & Removal Training
We walk you through proper insertion and removal techniques, plus how to care for your lenses.
Demonstration
Before you leave, you'll demonstrate proper insertion and removal to ensure you have the confidence needed.
Not Eligible for Contact Lenses?
If you have cornea issues or suffer from dry eye, you may not be eligible to wear contact lenses. Your doctor will discuss the best vision correction options for your specific needs.
Caring for Your Contacts
Contact lenses demand proper maintenance to avoid potentially serious eye infections
Wash Your Hands
Always thoroughly wash your hands before inserting or removing contact lenses to avoid infection.
Clean Daily
Both your contact lenses and case must be cleaned daily to avoid potentially serious eye infections.
Follow Usage Time
Never leave contact lenses in beyond the recommended usage time. Read instructions carefully.
Replace as Scheduled
Contact lenses range from daily to extended use. Be aware of your recommended replacement cycle.
Important Safety Information
Thoroughly read the instructions for your contact lenses and never leave them in beyond the recommended usage time. Contact lenses range from daily use to extended use, so be sure you are aware of the recommended replacement cycle.
If you need to make adjustments to the type of contact lenses you use, we can help.
Fitting Contact Lenses Into Your Budget
It's important to keep in mind that most insurances do not cover contact lenses as they are typically considered elective/cosmetic. Additional fees may vary depending on your visual needs.
Our contact lens technician can help you understand the pricing associated with various types of contact lenses so that we find a solution for your budget.
Contact Lens FAQs
Common questions about wearing contact lenses