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Contact LEns Exams

A lot of people prefer to wear contact lenses to help them see clearly. There are multiple lens options available to help correct a patient's eye conditions like farsightedness, presbyopia, astigmatism, and nearsightedness. 


Contact lenses can work great for your eye care routine. Before getting contact lenses, it is important to know that only an eye exam can help to check what level of vision correction is required. 

Common Questions about contact lenses

The time you need to wear your lenses depends on your daily schedule. This category cannot be generalized and is different for each individual. Usually, it is recommended to not wear your contact lenses for more than 12 hours as your eyes might get irritated, dry, or possibly have an infection.


The contact lenses do come with some risks if you wear them for too long, if they aren’t properly cleaned or if they aren't being changed as frequently as told to by the doctor.


There is no one answer to this question as it depends on the brand, power, material of the contact lens, and what type of contact lenses you have been prescribed. 


Just like glasses, contact lenses might seem fit to some people or not. It usually comes to personal preference. As glasses can be bought at cheap or expensive prices, this is not the case for contact lenses. They can be expected to be purchased at a higher price range as they are customized to an individual's vision needs.


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