There have been numerous advancements in both lens materials and designs, allowing most individuals to wear new types of contact lenses successfully. As a result, there are more types of contact lenses and choices available than in the past.

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We have daily and monthly options to best fit your eyes and lifestyle.

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Bifocal and multi-focal lenses are now available as well. Contact lenses like these take more time for the patient to adapt.

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While we are here to help, we will always tell you not to sleep in your contacts. Sleeping in contact lenses results in a higher risk of developing infections, corneal ulcers and abnormal blood vessel growth in the cornea.