Eye Exam
Before the actual lense fitting, an eye exam is required to determine your prescription. Once your doctor has checked your eye health and evaluated your vision specifically as it pertains to contacts, we will write you a prescription
Some people like the option to switch off between eyeglasses and contact lenses, while others have a preference for one or the other. Contact lenses have the benefit of providing the wearer with clearer vision than eyeglasses do, as well as a wider field of vision.
Envision offers all types of contact lenses, including extended wear or daily use, hard, soft, or gas permeable lenses, bifocal lenses, and monovision contact lenses. Depending on your lifestyle and vision problem, certain contact lenses may be a better choice for you.
Before you purchase lenses, though, it’s important to get a proper contact lens fitting. Eyes come in all shapes and sizes; if your contacts don’t fit precisely, it will result in an uncomfortable sensation, not to mention cause damage to your eyes.
Interestingly, your contact lens prescription is different from your eyeglass prescription. Since the contact lens sits directly on your eye, while glasses are perched on your nose about 12 millimeters away, it follows that the two prescriptions must be different. Additionally, extra measurements, such as the curvature of your eyeball, are necessary to best ascertain your correct contact lens prescription.
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Before the actual lense fitting, an eye exam is required to determine your prescription. Once your doctor has checked your eye health and evaluated your vision specifically as it pertains to contacts, we will write you a prescription
Next up is the professional consultation. At this point, you and your doctor will discuss contact lens options. your doctor will inquire about your lifestyle and personal preferences—for instance, if you travel a lot or play sports, if you're interested in making an aesthetic choice with colored contacts, etc.Envision offers many options, including lenses meant for extended wear or daily use, soft,hard, or gas permeable lenses, and even bifocal lenses and monovision contact lenses.
Finally, your doctor will fit you with trial lenses. You'll wear them for about 15 minutes while the doctor assesses whether they're a good match. when you've settled on a pair, your doctor will instruct you on how to apply and remove them, as well as care for them. Your doctor may have you schedule a follow-up visit to ascertain that the lenses are well-suited for y our eyes. Annual checkups are recommended to confirm that they continue to fit you properly