Contact Lens Exams, Fittings, & Brands

What Happens During a Contact Lens Exam?

Looking for freedom and flexibility in vision correction? Contact lenses are more than an alternative to glasses. Whether you need clearer vision for daily use or occasional wear for sports or special events, we can help you find a comfortable fit.

Your contact lens prescription will differ from your glasses prescription. During your contact lens exam, we’ll evaluate your eye health and measure your eyes to determine which contact lens type could work for you. A personalized approach helps us address any specific needs or concerns you may have.

Our goal is to help you achieve a clear and comfortable vision. Visit us in Laurens today.

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Follow-Up for A Fit That Offers Lasting Comfort

You’ll receive a trial pair of lenses to wear home the same day. We’ll schedule a follow-up visit— free of charge—to check how the lenses work for you in a few weeks. We’ll double-check your prescription and fit. After that, you can feel confident in placing your order.

The Benefits of Daily Disposable Lenses

Daily disposable contact lenses can help your eyes maintain better moisture levels, offering more comfort for those experiencing dry eye. You may find them more convenient and help improve your eye health.

Daily disposables are worn once and discarded, allowing you to start each day with a fresh pair, helping to reduce the risk of irritation and infection.

Our Contact Lenses

Contact lenses can provide a convenient alternative to glasses. They can offer clear vision and may give you greater freedom. They’re available in various types to meet different vision needs and lifestyle preferences. Acuvue, Alcon, Bausch and Lomb, and CooperVision are some of the brands we offer.

Whether you have astigmatism, are over 45 and experiencing presbyopia (trouble seeing things up close), or have other specific eye conditions, we’ll help you find the contact lens that works for you. We aim to provide you with comfortable and clear options.

Aspheric

Aspheric contact lenses have a unique shape that can reduce distortion and provide clearer vision. They can be a great alternative for people with minor astigmatism. These lenses offer a more natural look and feel, which can make them comfortable for everyday wear.

Toric

Toric contact lenses are designed to correct astigmatism. They have thicker and thinner zones to help them stay in place. These lenses can provide clear, stable vision and are available in soft and hard options.

Multifocal

Multifocal contact lenses can help you see clearly at all distances. They’re a potentially excellent option for those experiencing presbyopia. Like bifocal glasses, they have different zones for near and far vision. These lenses allow you to read, drive, and use a computer without changing prescriptions.

MiSight

MiSight contact lenses may help to prevent your children’s eyesight from worsening. They are designed to help correct myopia (or nearsightedness), and they could reduce the risk of severe myopia later in life. A clinical trial found that the eyesight of children who wore MiSight lenses had better than 20/20 vision during checkups in a 6-year period.