Contact Lens Fitting at Camas Prairie Eye Clinic
Standard and Specialty Contact Lens Exams
A contact lens exam at Camas Prairie Eye Clinic is designed for patients needing conventional contact lenses, which are effective for common refractive errors and offer comfort for daily use. We also provide specialty contact lens fitting for patients with unique vision needs.
Do I Require Contact Lenses?
- Myopia (Nearsightedness)
- Hyperopia (Farsightedness)
- Astigmatism
- Presbyopia
Specialty Contact Lenses
- Keratoconus
- Corneal Deformities
- Chronic Dry Eyes
- Aphakia
- Anisometropia
- High Refractive Errors
Benefits of Contact Lenses
Standard Contact Lenses
- Clear Vision: Correct common refractive errors effectively.
- Aesthetic Appeal: No need for glasses, enhancing your natural appearance.
- Convenience: Ideal for an active lifestyle without the hindrance of glasses.
- Variety: Available in daily, bi-weekly, or monthly disposables to fit your lifestyle.
Specialty Contact Lenses
- Improved Vision: Perfect for irregular corneas and high refractive errors.
- Enhanced Comfort: Designed for conditions like severe dry eyes.
- Tailored Fit: Customized to your specific eye condition for optimal performance.
Your Contact Lens Options
Soft Contact Lenses
Popular for their comfort and ease of use, suitable for most vision corrections.
Daily Disposables
Convenient and hygienic, ideal for those who prefer not to clean their lenses.
Extended Wear Lenses
Can be worn overnight, offering flexibility for busy lifestyles.
Toric Lenses
Specially designed to correct astigmatism.
Multifocal Lenses
Provide clear vision at all distances for patients needing bifocals or progressive lenses in their glasses.
Multifocal Toric Lenses
Combine the benefits of multifocal lenses with astigmatism correction.
Specialty Contact Lenses
Include scleral lenses, rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses, and SynergEyes lenses, suitable for conditions like keratoconus, corneal degeneration, chronic dry eye, or high refractive errors.
Visit our Contact Lens Types page for more information on each type and their benefits.
Your Contact Lens Options
The fitting process includes:
- Initial Assessment A comprehensive eye exam to determine your prescription and ensure your eyes are healthy.
- Lens Selection: Based on your vision needs, we’ll recommend the best lens type, material, and wear schedule.
- Trial and Evaluation: You’ll try on lenses to assess their fit, comfort, and vision clarity.
- Follow-Up Visits: To confirm optimal performance and comfort, ensuring any necessary adjustments are made.
Specialty Contact Lens Fitting
The fitting process for specialty lenses involves selecting the appropriate lens type, size, and power. Measurements are taken using advanced tools like the Keratograph and anterior segment OCT imaging, which provide detailed 3D images for a precise fit. Trial lenses are evaluated during follow-up visits to ensure optimal vision and comfort.
Our Tools and Technologies
We use advanced tools to ensure a precise fit for your contact lenses:
- Corneal Topography: Maps the surface curvature of your cornea to aid in selecting the right lenses.
- Autorefractor: Provides a quick, initial measurement of your prescription.
- Slit Lamp Exam: Evaluates the health of your eye, ensuring suitability for contact lens wear.
- Keratography and OCT Imaging: Used for specialty contact lens fittings, offering detailed measurements of the eye’s shape and health for an individualized fit. These tools help us provide the best contact lens fitting experience, ensuring comfort and clarity.
Book Your Appointment
Schedule an appointment today!
If you're experiencing vision challenges or have been told you're not a candidate for traditional contact lenses, a specialty contact lens exam may be the solution. We encourage you to schedule your exam today and discover the benefits of specialty contact lenses tailored to your unique needs.
