About Contact Lenses
Eigenbrodt Vision Center excels at fitting contact lenses that provide optimum vision, comfort and reliability, while maintaining the health of your eyes. Whether you’re nearsighted, farsighted, have astigmatism, or wear multi-focal lenses, we’ve got you covered. We want you to have the best contact lens experience possible. That’s why our exams and fittings come with our guaranteed contact lens success program, prescription accuracy guarantee, and free contact lens trial program.
Considering contacts but nervous about using them? Our doctors are contact experts who provide one-on-one training to new contact lens wearers — you’ll be a pro contact user in no time.
With our experience and latest lens technology, Eigenbrodt Vision Center can provide contact lenses for nearly every vision and lifestyle need, including: soft daily wear, soft extended wear, disposable, lenses that enhance or change eye color, soft lenses for astigmatism, bifocal, multi-focal, mono vision, rigid gas permeable, custom lenses, and hybrid lenses for keratoconus. For a perfect fit and great contact lens experience, Eigenbrodt Vision Center is your go-to place.
Contact Lens Tips
Wearing contact lenses will increase your risk of eye infections. All types of contact lenses reduce the amount of oxygen that reaches your eyes, which can promote infection. Proper cleaning and disinfection of your contact lenses is very important. Here are some tips:
- Always wash, rinse and dry your hands thoroughly before handling your contacts
- Use multipurpose contact lens solutions with caution. While combination cleaning-disinfectant-storage solutions are convenient. If a solution has become discolored, do not use it. Discoloration might mean that the product is out of date or contaminated. To enhance the cleaning performance of the solution, gently rubbing the lenses for a few seconds.
- If you have daily wear contacts make sure to take them out before you go to sleep. Infections are more common if you extend the wear of your contacts.
- Follow your eye-care professional’s instructions for taking care of your lenses. Use only sterile products that are commercially prepared specifically for contact lens care, and make sure you use lens-care products formulated for the type of lenses you wear.
- Replace your contact lenses as recommended. If one or both lenses bother you before you’re due to replace them, get them checked or try a new set — if you have a supply.
- Replace your contact lens case every three to six months.
- Rinse your contact lens case every time the lenses are disinfected. Don’t “top off” old solution that’s already in the case.
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