Contact lenses offer a convenient and comfortable alternative to traditional eyeglasses. They can provide clear vision without the need for frames, allowing for a natural appearance and a full range of peripheral vision. With the advancements in contact lens technology, there are now options available for various vision conditions and preferences.
Our optometrists in Northwest Indiana are dedicated to helping you find the right contact lenses for your visual needs and lifestyle. Get help when you book an appointment today!
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Before you can enjoy the benefits of contact lenses, it’s essential to undergo a comprehensive contact lens exam. These exams focus specifically on assessing your eyes’ candidacy for contact lens wear.
During the contact lens exam, we can evaluate your eye health, measure your corneal curvature, and determine your prescription, helping us find the right contact lens for you and your needs.
Contact lenses are a suitable option for many individuals, but it’s important to determine if they are the right choice for you. Factors such as eye health, lifestyle, and personal preferences play a crucial role in the decision-making process.
For example, individuals with dry eyes or certain eye conditions may require specialized contact lenses that increase moisture retention or promote better eye oxygen flow. Our team can evaluate your eye health and discuss any potential concerns or challenges that may arise with contact lens wear.
In addition to standard contact lenses, we offer a variety of specialty contact lenses to address specific visual needs and conditions.
These lenses provide tailored solutions for individuals with unique eye characteristics or vision requirements. If you have any questions about these contacts and how they can support your family’s vision, please reach out to us today!
MiSight lenses are designed for children with myopia (nearsightedness). These lenses can correct vision and help slow down the progression of myopia through special refracting techniques while keeping your child’s vision clear and comfortable.
Scleral lenses are large-diameter lenses that vault over the cornea and rest on the sclera (the white part of the eye). They are an option for individuals with irregular corneas, such as those with keratoconus or significant astigmatism.
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For injuries that affect the eye we offer cosmetic contact lenses. These lenses can help mask any visible irregularities or discoloration, providing a natural-looking eye.
Depending on your preferences and eye care needs, we can also recommend several other types of contact lens types to help support your vision. Some of these can help you wear your contacts for longer periods of time, while others can correct unique vision errors like astigmatism and presbyopia.
Learn more about which lens is suitable for your needs when you visit us for an appointment.
Extended-wear contact lenses are designed for continuous wear, including overnight use. They offer convenience and flexibility for those with active lifestyles or specific visual requirements.
Toric lenses are designed to correct astigmatism, a condition characterized by irregular cornea curvature. These lenses provide precise vision correction and excellent visual acuity.
Bifocal contact lenses offer a convenient solution for individuals with presbyopia, a condition that affects near vision as we age. These lenses provide clear vision at both distance and near focal points, reducing the need for additional reading glasses.
We proudly partner with HOYA to empower our patients’ lives with the gift of clear eyesight!
If you’re interested in exploring the world of contact lenses or need to update your current prescription, don’t hesitate to contact our friendly team to book an appointment at Moses Eyecare Center.
We’re here to guide you through the process and help you achieve clear, comfortable vision with contact lenses.
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Fashionable and affordable eyewear is available at all Moses Eyecare locations. Our optical Center display thousands of frames ranging from today’s designer styles to an economical “sight-saver” collection.
Highly trained and helpful opticians are here to help you select comfortable frames and the newest lens designs to keep you seeing and looking your absolute best.
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