Unlock the best vision and comfort with our specialized contact lens exams at Eye Center of Ephraim. These exams are meticulously tailored to measure the unique contours of your eyes, ensuring a perfect fit that glasses alone can’t match. Our expert optometrists provide personalized fittings, using advanced technology to determine the ideal lenses for your eyes and lifestyle.
While a standard eye exam determines your prescription for glasses, a contact lens exam involves additional steps to measure your eyes’ curvature and diameter. These precise measurements ensure your contact lenses fit correctly and safely, providing maximum comfort and effectiveness.
A contact lens exam goes beyond standard glasses by including specific measurements and evaluations to ensure a perfect fit for your contact lenses. This process involves assessing your corneal surface and eye structure to select lenses that offer optimal comfort and vision.
Almost anyone needing vision correction can wear contact lenses. They suit people of all ages, including those with certain eye conditions. During your exam, we’ll determine the best type of contact lens based on your lifestyle and eye health.
Proper care of contact lenses is essential to prevent infections and ensure eye health. Always wash your hands before handling lenses, use fresh solutions to clean and store them, and follow the replacement schedule provided by your eye care professional. Regular follow-ups help maintain optimal eye health and ensure lenses are functioning correctly.
A contact lens exam includes a comprehensive evaluation of your vision and eye health, specific eye surface measurements, and a fitting session to ensure the lenses match your eyes’ curvature and size for optimal comfort and effectiveness.
In addition to the usual vision testing and eye health checks, a contact lens exam involves detailed measurements for contact lenses, discussions about different types of lenses, and instructions on proper lens care and handling.
Most people can wear contact lenses, including those with astigmatism or presbyopia. During your exam, we’ll assess your eyes to determine the best type of lens for your needs and discuss any potential concerns.
Getting contact lenses from an eye care professional ensures that your lenses are accurately fitted and appropriate for your vision and eye health. It also allows for immediate expert guidance on proper use and care, reducing the risk of complications.
Generally, it is not recommended to sleep in contact lenses unless they are specifically designed for overnight wear. Sleeping in contacts not intended for extended use can increase the risk of eye infections and discomfort. During your contact lens exam, we can discuss if extended-wear lenses are a suitable option for you.
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Ephraim, UT 84627
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