Contact Lenses
Contact Lenses for Vision Correction Types
It is important that your ocular health be the primary factor when dealing with contact lenses. Our doctors at Bayshore Optometric Clinic, in Nepean, will evaluate the health of the eye before the fitting of contacts. It will be assessed at each follow up examination. The contact lens solution will be carefully selected for each patient to ensure the health and comfort of the eyes.
Your exam results and any additional corneal measurements are used to find a contact lens suited to your specific vision needs. Astigmatism, high refractive error, presbyopia, and other conditions can complicate the search process, but Bayshore Optometric Clinic does its best to find what lens will work. After your first fitting appointment, we require that you return for a follow-up visit to evaluate your vision, comfort, and ocular health. Changes may be needed to the design if ocular health or vision is compromised. Resources are available for additional information on your eye health.
Thanks to advances in contact lens technology, it is possible for almost anyone to wear contact lenses.
Full Selection of Contact Lenses, Solutions & Eye Care Needs
- Daily disposable
- 2 Week disposable
- Monthly disposable
- Extended wear (ability to sleep in)
- Toric (for correcting astigmatism)
- Coloured lenses
- Multi-focal (correcting near and distance vision with the same lens)
- RGP (rigid gas permeable)
- Monovision (correcting distance vision in one eye and near vision in the other)
Contact Lens Examinations & Custom Fitting
- Additional testing that is not part of the regular eye examination
- Evaluation of contacts to ensure you are getting the correction you require – curvature, diameter, and prescription
- Health evaluation of the cornea and eyelids
- Pair of contact lenses and starter pack of solution with lens case
- Follow up visits related to your contact lenses
We provide contact lenses from many different companies, including:
