Contact lenses give you the freedom to see clearly without frames getting in the way of work, sports, travel, or everyday activities. The right contact lenses should feel comfortable, provide clear vision, and fit naturally into your daily routine.
At Lauren Alexander Vision Source, we help patients find contact lenses that match the way they use their vision, not simply their prescription.
Contact lenses are available for patients with astigmatism, age-related changes in near vision, active lifestyles, and many other visual needs. Whether you wear glasses every day or only occasionally, contact lenses may provide another option for work, travel, exercise, or everyday convenience.
The first step is determining which lenses are best suited to your eyes.
Reordering your contact lenses is quick and convenient. Existing patients can order eligible replacement lenses online anytime.
Traditional soft contact lenses are not the best choice for every patient. Patients with keratoconus, irregular corneas, severe dry eye, or previous difficulty wearing contact lenses may benefit from specialty lens designs such as scleral lenses or rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses.
If contact lenses have not worked well in the past, another lens design may provide a completely different experience.
Hours spent using digital devices place different demands on your eyes than driving or reading. Your doctor considers your tear film, screen time, and visual demands when recommending contact lenses designed for lasting comfort throughout the workday.
Whether you enjoy running, golf, tennis, pickleball, cycling, or simply prefer not wearing glasses during everyday activities, contact lenses provide clear, unrestricted vision without frames shifting or fogging.
If you have started holding your phone farther away or switching between reading glasses and your distance glasses, multifocal contact lenses may allow you to see clearly at multiple distances while reducing your dependence on reading glasses.
Toric contact lenses are designed to correct astigmatism and can provide stable, clear vision throughout the day. Your eye doctor will evaluate whether toric lenses are the right fit based on your prescription and the shape of your eye.
A contact lens prescription is different from a glasses prescription.
Because contact lenses rest directly on the surface of your eyes, they require additional measurements to evaluate how the lenses fit, move, and interact with your tear film. Even if your glasses prescription has not changed, your contact lens prescription may need to be updated.
A dedicated contact lens examination helps ensure your lenses remain both comfortable and healthy to wear.
The right contact lens depends on more than your prescription. A dedicated contact lens evaluation allows us to compare your options, answer your questions, and recommend lenses that fit comfortably and support the way you use your vision every day.
We carry an extensive selection of the most trusted contact lens brands in the industry. Our doctors will help you find the lens that best matches your prescription, wearing schedule, and lifestyle.
Our featured daily disposable lenses include Dailies Total1®, Precision1®, Total30®, and Biofinity® extended wear — each offering different wearing schedules and comfort features for different lifestyles.