Changing the way you see.Contact lenses are small prescription lenses, worn in “contact” with the eye. They are designed to correct refractive errors and maintain ocular health. They float on the tear film layer on the surface of the cornea.
Modern contacts are much more than small eye glass lenses that fit onto your eyes. They do, however, function much like regular eye glasses—refracting and focusing light so that objects appear clearly. Since the lenses stick to the tear fluid on your eye surface, they move naturally with you. This is but one advantage contacts have over glasses. -Coopervision |
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To schedule a contact lens fitting or to receive more information, contact us:
Spherical Contact LensesSpherical contact lenses correct for patients that are nearsighted or farsighted.
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Toric Contact LensesToric contact lenses correct for astigmatism that can arise from a different curvature in the cornea or lens.
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Colored Contact LensesColored contact lenses can enhance or even change the color of your eyes.
They can be worn daily or reserved for special occasions. |
Bifocal, Monovision Contact LensesBifocal contact lenses are designed to address the needs of presbyopia by incorporating different prescriptions.
Monovision, similarly addresses the needs of presbyopia, but biases the one eye to see at far and the other eye to see at near |
