Contact Lens Exams and Specialty Contact Lenses
At See More Eye Care, we provide comprehensive contact lens care tailored to your visual needs and lifestyle. Whether you’re new to contact lenses or looking for an upgraded fit, our doctors and clinical team focus on ensuring comfort, clarity, and long‑term eye health every step of the way.
Are You a Good Candidate for Contact Lenses?
Not everyone’s eyes respond the same way to contact lenses — it depends on your prescription, eye surface, tear quality, and daily activities. During your specialized contact lens exam, we will:
Evaluate your eye health, tear film, and ocular surface
Discuss your visual goals and lifestyle (work, sports, screen use)
Check for conditions like astigmatism, presbyopia, dry eye, or irregular corneas
Determine which lens types best match your needs
We will only recommend contact lenses if it’s safe and comfortable for your eyes.
Lens Types We Fit
We offer a full range of modern contact lens options so you can choose what fits your vision needs and lifestyle:
Daily Wear & Disposable
Daily disposable lenses — fresh pair every day, easy hygiene
Bi‑weekly / monthly reusable lenses for regular wear
Specialty Lenses
Toric lenses for astigmatism
Multifocal lenses for clear near and distance vision
Scleral lenses for irregular corneas or advanced dry eye
Hybrid lenses that combine comfort with sharp vision
Each lens type is selected based on your eye shape, prescription, and comfort needs — not all lenses are right for every patient.
Precision Fitting Process
Your contact lens journey with us includes:
- Detailed Eye Measurements – base curve, diameter, and power are measured for the most accurate fit.
- Trial Lens Wear – we often provide trial lenses so you can experience comfort and vision clarity before finalizing your prescription.
- Instruction & Training – learn proper insertion, removal, cleaning and care to protect your ocular health.
- Follow‑Up Visits – essential to confirm proper fit, comfort, and eye response. Most patients return within the first 1–2 weeks after starting lenses, and then annually or as recommended by your doctor.