During a contact lens exam our eye doctors will determine if you’re a good candidate for contacts by asking questions about your lifestyle, medications, allergies, and your previous contact lens experience. Eye doctors use special equipment to measure the curve of your cornea, the size and shape of your pupil, your eyelid tension, your ability to produce tears naturally, and your overall eye health. Your eye doctor will select the right contact lenses for you based on this thorough assessment and the type of vision correction you require. We have contacts for: Distance Vision (Spherical Lenses) Astigmatism (Toric Lenses) Presbyopia (Multifocal Lenses) Keratoconus, Pellucid Marginal Degeneration, and other Irregular Corneas (Specialty Lenses) Contact lens technology is continually improving, and today’s contacts are better than ever before. If you tried contacts in the past without success, you may want to revisit this idea. Advances in materials have dramatically improved visual acuity and comfort.  With your contact lens exam, we will teach you how to use your contact lenses, how to take care of them, and the potential consequences of improper care. We will provide you with free trial lenses – usually the same day – to ensure you are completely happy with the prescribed lenses.