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Soft, Gas Permeable, or Scleral

Types of Contact Lenses

Soft Lenses
  • Made of flexible, breathable material that conforms to the shape of your eye
  • Commonly used for myopia, hyperopia, mild astigmatism, or presbyopia
  • Available as daily disposables or longer-wear formats
Gas Permeable Lenses
  • Rigid lenses that provide sharp vision, especially for higher astigmatism or keratoconus
  • Require an adjustment period, but are durable and highly effective
Scleral Lenses
  • Larger lenses that rest on the white of the eye (sclera), not the cornea
  • Designed for dry eyes, corneal irregularities, or advanced conditions like keratoconus
  • Offer long-lasting comfort and hydration with a saline-filled chamber
Spherical, Toric, and Multifocal

Contact Lens Designs

Spherical Lenses
  • Correct myopia or hyperopia
  • Feature a simple design that meets everyday visual needs
Toric Lenses
  • Correct astigmatism caused by irregular corneal curvature
  • Provide stable, clear vision thanks to a precise fit
Multifocal Lenses
  • Correct presbyopia with clear vision at near, intermediate, and far distances
  • A convenient alternative to reading glasses
Wearing Schedules

How Long Can You Wear Your Lenses?

Daily Lenses
  • Designed for one-time use and disposed of after each wear.
  • Ideal for sensitive eyes or low-maintenance routines.
Bi-Weekly Lenses
  • Worn for up to two weeks, with daily cleaning and storage.
  • A budget-friendly option for regular users.
Monthly Lenses
  • Worn for up to 30 days.
  • Require consistent care and storage for hygiene and comfort.
Extended Wear Lenses
  • Approved for overnight wear over several days (under professional supervision).
  • Require regular follow-up to reduce the risk of complications.