Comfortable, clear contact lenses start with a proper fitting. We match your lenses to your prescription, your eyes and your daily routine, then make sure they stay comfortable in Arizona's dry climate.
Along with your comprehensive eye exam, a contact lens visit includes:
A fresh, clean pair every day with no solutions or cases. Ideal for allergies, occasional wear and busy schedules.
Lenses designed to stay correctly oriented on the eye for clear, stable vision with astigmatism.
Correct distance and near vision at the same time, an alternative to reading glasses over contacts.
Moisture-retaining materials and daily lenses that stay comfortable longer in low humidity.
MiSight 1 day lenses to slow nearsightedness in children. Learn more.
Cost-effective reusable lenses for full-time wearers who keep up with cleaning.
Contact lenses sit directly on your eye, so we take extra measurements of the eye's surface, check how the lenses fit and move, and make sure your eyes stay healthy while wearing them. Your contact lens prescription includes details a glasses prescription doesn't.
In the U.S., contact lens prescriptions are generally valid for one year, unless your doctor sets a shorter period for a medical reason. A yearly exam keeps your prescription current and your eyes healthy.
Yes. Toric lenses correct astigmatism, and multifocal contact lenses can correct distance and near vision at the same time for people who need readers.
Arizona's dry air is tough on contact lens wearers. Switching lens materials, moving to daily disposables, or treating underlying dry eye often makes a big difference. Let us know at your exam.
Yes. Contact lenses and contact lens exams are generally FSA and HSA eligible, and we accept FSA and HSA cards.
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