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Contact Lenses

Contact Lenses

The right fit, from everyday to specialty.

Contact lenses are medical devices, fitted to your eyes and your prescription.

Whether you want dailies for the weekend or need a specialty lens for keratoconus, our doctors will find the lens that's comfortable and clear for you.

Contact lens trial sets in the office

Lenses for every need

Daily disposablesA fresh pair every day. Comfortable, convenient and a great choice for allergies or kids.
Monthly and two-week lensesCleaned and stored each night, then replaced on schedule.
Astigmatism (toric)Designed to stay stable on the eye for clear, steady vision.
MultifocalClear vision near and far for people who need reading help.
Specialty and hard-to-fitScleral, hybrid, rigid gas permeable and custom soft lenses for keratoconus and irregular corneas. About keratoconus care
Myopia management for kidsMiSight® 1 Day, NaturalVue® and Be Free® Day lenses, and orthokeratology. About myopia management

Your contact lens exam

A contact lens fitting is separate from a comprehensive eye exam. We measure the surface of your eye, try lenses on you, check the fit and comfort, and teach you how to put them in, take them out and care for them. Tell us you'd like contacts when you book and we'll schedule both.

Brands we carry

Including Alcon, Bausch + Lomb, CooperVision and NaturalVue, along with specialty lens designs.

Seen through our slit lamp

These photos and videos were taken with the camera on our slit lamp microscope during real exams and are shared without any identifying details.

An RGP lens fit checked with fluorescein
An RGP lens fit checked with fluoresceinThe green pattern under the lens shows where it rests on and where it clears the cornea.
Corneal neovascularization from contact lenses
Corneal neovascularization from contact lensesNew blood vessels have grown into the edge of the cornea because the lenses were not letting enough oxygen through. Refitting into a more breathable lens and cutting back wear time helps.

Narrated by Dr. Tumolo

Checking a soft toric contact lensToric lenses correct astigmatism and need to sit at the right angle. Here we check the fit on the eye.
An RGP lens fluorescein patternDr. Tumolo shows how the fluorescein pattern under a rigid gas permeable lens tells us how well it fits.

Common questions

Do I need a separate exam for contact lenses?

Yes. A contact lens fitting is separate from a comprehensive eye exam. Tell us you'd like contacts when you book and we'll schedule both.

What happens at a contact lens fitting?

We measure the surface of your eye, try lenses on you, check the fit and comfort, and teach you how to put them in, take them out and care for them.

Can I wear contacts if I have astigmatism?

Yes. Toric lenses are designed to stay stable on the eye for clear, steady vision with astigmatism.

Are there contacts for reading?

Yes. Multifocal lenses give clear vision near and far for people who need reading help.

Do you fit hard-to-fit eyes?

Yes. We fit scleral, hybrid, rigid gas permeable and custom soft lenses for keratoconus and irregular corneas.

Which brands do you carry?

Including Alcon, Bausch + Lomb, CooperVision and NaturalVue, along with specialty lens designs.

“Dr. Tumolo has been hands down the best eye doctor I have ever had. I have severe keratoconus and worn scleral lenses for years . Never achieved better than 20/80. In my first fitting with Dr. Tumolo I’m at 20/30. It’s life changing to have good vision back!”
Drew D. · Odessa, Google review