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Browse by Lens Type
Select a lens type if you know what you’re looking for. Or, you can explore a brief overview of all the lens options.
Browse by Condition
If you have a diagnosis and want to learn more about the condition and your options, this is a great place to start.
SELECT A LENS TYPE
Corneal GP Lenses
Is your vision when wearing glasses or soft contact lenses not as crisp and clear as you want it to be? Corneal gas permeable (GP) lenses may be for you.
Orthokeratology
For people who are tired of wearing contact lenses or glasses all day long and do not want to commit to vision correction surgery, ortho-k is the ideal solution.
Scleral Lenses
Have you tried various contact lenses without success due to poor comfort or quality of vision? If so, you should discuss scleral lenses as an option with your provider.
Custom Soft Lenses
Custom soft contact lenses provide a special fit for eyes with complex or high prescriptions, need custom tinting, or have a unique shape. These lenses can be tailored to your needs.
Hybrid Lenses
Hybrid contact lenses aim to provide the comfort of a soft contact lens with the optical quality of a rigid GP lens. These lenses consist of a soft outer skirt and a center with rigid plastic.
Bifocal and Multifocal Lenses
There are several contact lens designs – including bifocal, trifocal, and progressive – that help you see both close up and far away, as well as correct astigmatism. All of these can be referred to as multifocal lenses.
SELECT A CONDITION
Myopia and Hyperopia
Otherwise known as nearsightedness and farsightedness. Are you tired of wearing thick, heavy glasses? There are many contact lens options available for your needs!
Astigmatism
This condition occurs due to variations in the curvature of the eye. Depending on your level of astigmatism, you can be fit in custom soft, corneal GP, or scleral lenses.
Presbyopia
Do you find yourself having to hold things farther away to see them clearly? You likely have what’s called “presbyopia,” and there are a few different methods of contact lens correction.
Dry Eye
Custom soft contact lenses provide a special fit for eyes with complex or high prescriptions, need custom tinting, or have a unique shape. These lenses can be tailored to your needs.
Corneal and Iris Disfigurements
Are you currently unhappy or insecure with the appearance of your eyes? Learn how prosthetic contact lenses can improve cosmetic appearance and enhance your quality of life.
Irregular Cornea
Whether you have ectasia (such as keratoconus, pellucid marginal degeneration, etc.), have had a corneal transplant, or refractive surgery (such as LASIK) – you have contact lens options!
Welcome to our hot topics blog! Here we will keep you informed on important things to know as a part of the contact lens community. Feel free to submit any ideas for things you want us to discuss to help us in your contact lens journey!
Wearing glasses? You’re missing out on many benefits of custom contact lenses. Look and see your best with contact lenses!
My doctor told me about scleral lenses because my eyes are so dry. Before getting these lenses I couldn’t even go outside because the air and wind hurt my eyes so bad. Now I can go to ball games and be outside and the wind doesn’t even bother me. My doctors even say that the surface of my eye is mostly healed because I wear them. The contacts have changed my life.