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We offer a wide selection of contact lenses Whether you wear daily, weekly or monthly disposables, or conventional (vial) lenses, check out the selection of contact lenses at our College Station Eye Care Clinic.

Thinking about trying contact lenses?

Contact lenses are more versatile than ever before. Start by recognizing the advantages and disadvantages of customary types of contact lenses-- and the ground rules for minimizing the risk of eye infections.

Soft contact lenses Soft contact lenses are one of the most preferred type of contact lens both in the United States and worldwide. Soft contact lenses can be utilized to deal with different vision difficulties, including:
Nearsightedness (nearsightedness ).
Farsightedness (hyperopia ).
Blurry vision (astigmatism).
Age-related loss of near vision (presbyopia).
Soft contact lenses adapt to the contour of your eye. They're comfortable as well as have the tendency to remain in place well, so they're an excellent selection if you take part in sports or lead a very busy way of life.
Soft contact lenses are available in different varieties, such as:

Hard contact lenses Rigid, gas permeable lenses, or hard contact lenses, give clear, crisp vision for a lot of vision concerns. Hard contact lenses might be particularly appealing if you have actually attempted soft contact lenses along with having been dissatisfied with the end results. Hard contact lenses are frequently more breathable than are soft contact lenses, which minimizes the risk of eye infections. A lot of hard contact lenses need to be removed for cleansing as well as sterilization during the night. It could possibly take up up to a week to adapt to hard contact lenses, and they're more likely to move from the middle of your eye compared to are soft contact lenses-- which may lead to discomfort as well as hazy vision. If your prescription does not fluctuate and you attend to your hard contact lenses, you can utilize the same pair of lenses for around two to three years.

Specialized contact lenses Based on your vision needs, you might take into consideration specialized contact lenses, such as:

Attaining the best fit. If you decide you intend to try contact lenses, consult your optometrist or other eye care expert for a comprehensive eye examination and a contact lens fitting. Plan follow-up examinations as suggested by your eye care expert. You may require a follow-up assessment after one week, one month and also six months, and afterwards annually.

Preventing eye infections.

Using contact lenses of any kind of type raises the risk of corneal infection, simply for the reason that contact lenses reduce the amount of oxygen that reaches the corneas. Eye infections aren't inevitable, however.
To prevent infections:.

Dry Eyes and Contacts

Despite correct use of contacts, dry eyes can be a problem for contact lens wearers. If your eyes are scratchy or red, remove your contact lenses and make use of lubricating eyedrops. If your vision becomes fuzzy or you experience eye pain, sensitivity to light or any other complications, take off your contact lenses and consult your eye doctor for speedy treatment. Call Us Now 979-693-7528 Schedule An Appointment 
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 Hard-to-Fit Patients

Challenges such as astigmatism, presbyopia, keratoconus and dry eyes needn’t be a barrier to contact lens wear, but they do require more time and patience.
 Bifocal and Multifocal

If you need correction for presbyopia but dislike the idea of bifocal eyeglasses, you have many contact lens options.
