Contact Lenses

Contact Lenses Supplier in West Chester, OH

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While eye glasses are still the most common product we provide for people with vision problems, contact lenses are becoming more mainstream than ever before. While they used to be a pain to take in and out and maintain, the technology has advanced greatly, allowing lenses to be more durable and functional than they could have been just five to ten years ago. If you are interested in getting contact lenses, we can help start the process with a simple examination.

Unlike glasses, contacts need a unique set of measurements and the proper materials need to be picked to ensure that your eyes are comfortable and protected. We offer hard to fit contact lenses that include; bifocal, multifocal, and scleral lenses. Come into EyeCare One today and we can help you find the perfect contact lenses for you.

Ocular Diseases

Now offering the insertion and removal of Scleral Contact lenses.

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Contact lenses for every situation

Every set of eyes comes with its own unique challenges, and here at EyeCare One, we are ready to solve them for you.

No matter what your eyes need, we can find a contact lens option that will work. Just take a look at some of the many options you have to choose from below.

Daily vs. Extended Wear

Some contact lenses are made to be worn just for a day and then disposed of, while others can be worn for a long period of time. While your eyes can get dry from extended use, contact lenses have gotten more breathable over time and solution have been created to keep them hydrated.

Material Types

Hard contact lenses can be more durable, but also are more uncomfortable and dryer on the eye. RGP lenses are made of a good mix of materials that are more permeable to oxygen for comfort. Soft contact lenses are the most malleable, but can be harder to manage because of their squishy feel.

Scleral Contacts

Larger rigid gas permeable contact lenses designed to vault over the cornea. These contacts help patient that has an irregular cornea such as Keratoconus.

All shapes and sizes

Different shaped contact lenses exist to adapt to the variety of eyes that exist. People with astigmatism, myopia, hyperopia and presbyopia now all finally have lenses that will work for them.

Multifocal

People who needed bifocals or multifocals used to need glasses, but now contacts exist to help these situations as well!

Color Contacts

Soft contacts which comes in a variety of colors that enhance a lighter color eye or completely change color of darker eyes. schedule your appointment with Dr. Crawford so that he can help choose the right color for you.