Contact Lenses
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Where to Get a Contact Lens Exam Near Me
For those who wish to wear contacts, at some point, you’ll need a contact lens exam. During this eye exam, the eye doctor will talk to you about your vision concerns, review your current contacts (if you wear them), assess your general eye health, and examine your eyes up close.
But wait--aren’t these the same things they do during a regular
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Can I Buy Contact Lenses Online?
Have you been browsing for a convenient way to order your contacts? We understand that it can be time-consuming to drive to a store when you run out of your prescription. It can also be challenging to make time when your schedule is packed during opening hours.
But don’t worry. We have another solution to keep you from waiting for your
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Can I Order Contacts Online With Insurance?
If you’re on the lookout for the best place to buy contact lenses online, we have you covered. Our eye specialists are always available in person to help you select your contacts, but if you can’t make it to a store, getting your contacts directly from our website is another option.
While making your purchase, you might be wondering, ‘Can I
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Is There a Health Advantage of Contact Lenses?
At For Eyes, corrective eyewear comes in many forms, including contact lenses and glasses. While you may understand how vision correction can help your eyes, do you ever wonder if there is a health advantage of contact lenses?
Let’s explore the pros and cons of this type of eyewear to help you decide if it’s for you.
Are there health
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3 Benefits of Contact Lenses Over Spectacles
Even as someone with 20/20 vision, you may need to wear corrective lenses from time to time. At your next eye exam, the eye doctor can prescribe you the right vision correction based on the results and your individual eye health needs.
Your local For Eyes offers hundreds of frames for glasses and a wide array of contact lenses for everyone,
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What Are the Disadvantages of Progressive Lenses?
In many reviews for progressive lenses, you’ll find that people love how much easier it is to drive and do close-up tasks, such as reading a paperback. In a moment’s notice, you can look through a different part of the lens to see near or far, which takes your vision to the next level.
Why?
Progressive lenses feature three prescriptions
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Contact Lenses vs. Glasses: Which Provides Better Vision?
Contacts and glasses both offer benefits to your eyesight. However, when wondering, ‘Contact lenses vs. glasses: which provides better vision?’, contacts are usually the answer. Since they go on your eyes, they offer superior front and peripheral vision. But it’s important to take care of them to lessen your risk for eye issues.
Keep in mind that not everyone can wear contacts, though. Your optometrist will let you know during your eye exam if they are right for you and what type they recommend for your eyes. If you have any other questions about contact lenses, feel free to give our office a call today. We are happy to help.
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Contact Lens’ Wearers: Yes, You Still Need Glasses
Did you know that 37 million people in the U.S. use contact lenses as their choice of vision correction? For Eyes is a great place to purchase this type of eyewear, and we offer a wide selection to choose from, including extended wear contact lenses, rigid gas permeable contact lenses, tinted or colored contact lenses, and more.
Getting
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Are Progressive Lenses Good for Your Eyes?
If your eye doctor has given you a prescription for progressive lenses, you may wonder, ‘Are progressive lenses good for your eyes?’ Maybe you don’t want to carry around three pairs of glasses, each with a different prescription, and you’re curious if progressive lenses can actually help you see better.
Let’s talk about the types of
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Everything You Need to Know About Contacts vs. Glasses
Here are some advantages and disadvantages of contacts vs. glasses:
- Contacts must be cleaned and replaced often, but they are less noticeable than glasses.
- Contacts can lead to eye infections, but they do not obstruct your vision.
- Glasses may be fragile, but they can protect your eyes better than contacts.
- Glasses may impair your vision in some cases, but they can last longer than contacts.
If you think prescription lenses would benefit you, then trust the eye care experts at For Eyes to help you choose between contacts vs. glasses.
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