Contact Lenses
Get the best prescription contact lenses at an affordable price. Decide when and where you want to wear glasses or contact lenses to vary up your style.
Contact Lenses
Get the best prescription contact lenses at an affordable price. Decide when and where you want to wear glasses or contact lenses to vary up your style.
The Right Solution for You
Our expert doctor will help you decide the right type of contacts for your situation.
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Contact Lenses for
Astigmatism
Handle your astigmatism easily with doctor-prescribed contact lenses. They’ll comfortably help you with your blurred vision and make your life easier.
Brands We Trust
Vision Source contact lenses are designed with digital devices and UV rays in mind. They’ll correct your vision while also protecting your eyes from the dangers of modern life.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to get used to contact lenses?
It typically depends on the type of contact lenses that you decide. Soft contacts are typically comfortable right away. Harder contacts or hybrid lenses might require a few days or even weeks to get used to.
Can I lose a contact lense in my eye?
No, you cannot lose a contact lense in your eye. The worst case scenario is that it gets behind your eye lid. If you’re worried about not being able to locate your contact, reach out to your eye doctor and they will help you determine the best next steps.
Are daily disposable contact lenses worth it?
Daily contact lenses have a lot of benefits that you simply won’t get with multi-use lenses. They’re brand new every day and require little-to-no maintenance or upkeep. You’ll also save money by not having to purchases cases or solution.
Is it hard to take care of contact lenses?
It may take a little bit for you to get used to the maintenance and care required for contact lenses. However, this only applies to multi-use lenses. If you’re worried about your ability to care for your contacts, try daily lenses that you discard after every use.
How old do you have to be to wear contact lenses?
Whether or not your child is ready for contact lenses depends on their responsibility and whether they’re ready to take care of their vision and eye health. You, your child, and your eye doctor should all provide input on whether it’s the right choice for them.