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We Offer Contact Lens Eye Exams

At Family Vision Care, we aim to help you experience the clearest vision possible every day. That’s why we offer contact lens exams to make sure that we can find just the right type of contact lens, with the perfect fit for you. We will take exact measurements of your eyes and determine your prescription using a series of tests, so you can experience crystal-clear vision. We will speak with you about your vision goals and your day-to-day lifestyle to allow us to figure out the type of lenses that will allow you to continue living the life you want to live.

We offer a wide selection of the latest contacts from leading brands such as CooperVision, Johnson and Johnson and Alcon.

Myopia

Myopia is about more than just your child’s ability to see up close. It can also seriously affect their long-term eye health and visual clarity. Eye care experts warn that children with myopia have been proven to be at increased risk of developing sight-threatening eye diseases and conditions as they get older, which can lead to significant vision loss or even blindness.

Fortunately, Family Vision Care offers myopia management solutions that can slow or even stop your child’s myopia progression. This will help stabilize their vision in the short term and minimize their risk of eye diseases in the long term.

Want to learn more about how we can help? Contact our eye care team today!

Multifocal Contact Lenses

Multifocal contact lenses are a great way to address difficulties related to presbyopia, which can make tasks such as driving at night and reading small print much more difficult. Much like multifocal glasses, these versatile contact lenses offer different “vision zones” that allow you to see much more clearly at distance, middle, and near vision, depending on the section of the lens you’re looking through.

Multifocal contacts have also been shown to be an effective tool for myopia management, which can be used to stabilize your child’s vision and reduce their long-term risk of developing sight-threatening eye diseases such as glaucoma and macular degeneration.

Want to learn more about how multifocal contacts can help? Come visit us today!