Contact Lens Exams & Fittings | Vision Veritas

Correcting Vision Without Glasses

Glasses have long been considered the go-to solution for correcting vision. However, some patients may find them uncomfortable or restricting during their day-to-day lives. In these cases, contact lenses are an excellent option!

At Vision Veritas, we want to find the right pair of contact lenses for each patient. With specialized fitting tests and lens types, we can help patients find comfort with contact lenses.

Even if you’ve found wearing contact lenses uncomfortable in the past, our team is here to help you find a pair that works best for you. Check out all of the contact lens brands we offer to find the perfect pair for you.

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Selecting the Right Contact Lenses

Some of our patients have been told in the past that they’re unable to wear contact lenses. Normally, this is because they weren’t given the opportunity to try different types of lenses. With specialty lenses, patients with dry eye or other eye conditions can still wear contacts comfortably.

For patients that haven’t been able to wear contacts in the past because of dry eye, we may recommend scleral contact lenses. Scleral lenses are slightly larger than traditional lenses and tend to not irritate the eye if a patient suffers from a condition such as dry eye.

Fitting Contact Lenses

Before suggesting a type of contact lens to patients, we’ll take measurements, run tests, and ask questions, all to determine what pair is best for you. Learn more about these tests in the drop-down menus.

Corneal Topography

Corneal topography is the process of taking a special photo of the surface of a patient’s cornea. With this photo, we can identify various features in a patient’s eye. These features may determine if a special type of contact lens is required. The scan only takes a few seconds and is completely painless.

OCT

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is an imaging test we use to take pictures of a patient’s retina. The picture provides us with a cross-section of the retina, helping us to determine its thickness. By using an OCT, we can offer patients a contact lens type that is more suited to their eye needs.

Find Your Best Lenses

If you’ve been interested in wearing contacts or haven’t found them comfortable in the past, visit our practice! Our team is here to help all of our patients find the right pair of contacts for them.

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