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Once we have determined that you are a suitable candidate for contact lenses we will measure your eyes. These measurements are used to ensure that we recommend the contact lens style, power and curvature that is best suited to your unique eyes.

Contact lenses are available in a wide variety of styles, shapes, and sizes. Finding the right match for you is important, and helps ensure that your eyes will be comfortable and remain healthy, and your vision will be clear and stable.

To help us get accurate measurements, we use a variety of test and instruments including corneal topography and anterior segment optical coherence tomography.

Once we have determined which style and brand of contact lens is best suited to your eyes, we will send you home with a trial pair. The trial phase allows you to confirm that the lenses we have provided you are comfortable, give you clear vision, and meet your visual and lifestyle needs.

Once you have had a chance to wear your trial lenses, we will meet with you again to make sure you are satisfied and that your eyes are adapting well. If you are happy with the trial pair, we will provide you with a copy of your contact lens prescription and order a supply of contacts for you.

If you trial lenses are not quite right; are uncomfortable, do not provide you with clear vision, or are not working as they should, we will adjust accordingly by trying other powers, styles or brands until you are satisfied.

Multifocal contact lenses are similar to multifocal eyeglasses and offer a gradient of visual correction in one lens. Multifocal contact lenses are typically used to treat presbyopia, which is an ocular condition that makes it difficult to see up close as we age.

Aspheric multifocal contact lenses are a type of multifocal contact lens that can improve your depth of focus. These specialized lenses are structured so that the central portion of the lens provides you with clear distance vision, while the outer portion of the lens allows you pristine near vision.

Toric contact lenses are specifically designed for individuals with astigmatism. Though most toric lenses prescribed today are made of a soft, highly breathable silicone hydrogel toric, rigid gas-permeable lenses also correct astigmatism.

Unlike spherical contact lenses, which feature only one prescription, toric lenses have a different prescription along the horizontal and vertical axes of the lens. As such, it is imperative that these lenses remain rotationally stable throughout the day to provide you with clear vision. To achieve this, toric lenses feature a weighted portion near their bottom, which uses gravity to discourage rotation.