​​​​​​​There are many different contact lens designs to choose from, and Dr. Day carefully selects the brand and material that he feels will offer you the best possible vision and comfort while ensuring the health of your eyes. Whether you are an existing contact lens wearer, or you are interested in being fitted for contacts for the first time, we can help. At your next Eye Examination, simply elect for a Contact Lens Evaluation, and we will begin the process of finding your perfect lens!

Soft contacts

​​​​​​​Soft contact lenses are thin and easily conform to the eye. They are generally made from a type of plastic called hydrogels, or silicon hydrogels. These lenses have been commercially available since the 1970’s and are the most popular type of contact lens. They are generally very comfortable and come in several different modalities including daily disposable, bi-weekly or monthly disposable, and rarely quarterly disposable. Dr. Day will determine which type of soft contact lens is best suited for your visual needs and lifestyle.

Specialty & Advanced Contact Lens Services

Some eye conditions can make contact lens wear more complex and may require specialized lenses designed specifically for the shape and health of your eyes. Our doctors have experience working with a variety of advanced contact lens needs and are happy to care for patients who are already established in specialty lenses or who may be good candidates for a straightforward fitting process.
Conditions we commonly help manage include:
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• Post-LASIK or RK changes

• Moderate astigmatism

• Presbyopia (reduced near vision)

• Dry eye–related contact lens challenges

• Cataract-related visual changes

• Keratoconus (ongoing care and established lens wearers)

For patients who are newly diagnosed with keratoconus or require their first scleral lens fitting, we may recommend referral to a specialty contact lens center that focuses exclusively on complex initial fittings. This allows you to receive the most appropriate care from the start, while we remain available for ongoing eye health management and select contact lens services as appropriate.
If you’re unsure whether our office is the right fit for your contact lens needs, our team would be happy to talk with you and help guide you to the best next step.
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Specialty Contact Lenses