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Contact Lenses in Downtown Toronto

We offer a wide range of contact lenses to fit your needs including contact lens exams and fittings

Proudly serving Toronto, ON.

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Expert Fittings & All Types of Contacts

Contact lenses are more popular than ever. New materials and advanced engineering have enhanced the comfort, clarity, and convenience of these high tech discs. In contrast to eyeglasses, contacts provide superior vision and a broader peripheral view, without the nuisance of frames slipping down your nose.

However, not all contact lenses are equal – and you need a professional contact lenses eye exam and fitting from a skilled eye doctor in order to find the perfect pair. Our eye doctor is qualified and experienced with contacts in Downtown Toronto, book an appointment for your eye exam to get started with crisp and healthy vision with contacts!

Fitting Contacts in Downtown Toronto

When our eye doctor checks your eyes to fit contacts, the specialized exam consists of more than just basic vision testing. We will use advanced equipment, along with personalized attention that considers your unique visual requirements.

In addition to figuring out your prescription for contact lenses, we will also assess your ocular health to confirm that you do not have any pre-existing conditions that necessitate wearing specialty lenses (such as dry eye). Depending upon the results of your contact lenses eye exam, we will recommend the best types of contacts for your eyes.

The next step of your eye exam for contact lenses in Downtown Toronto is to measure your eyes. Our eye doctor may use a keratometer to inspect for any corneal irregularities (it is a quick and painless procedure). We will also measure corneal curvature, pupil size, and iris size.

What is the Best Type of Contact Lenses for You?

In addition to performing a complete eye exam, we will also ask you a series of questions about your lifestyle, visual expectations, and typical activities. All of this information is significant for recommending the most suitable contact lenses.

Here is a review of the different types of available contacts in our Downtown Toronto optical store:

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Trying On Your Contact Lenses

After your eye exam, we will help you insert and try on some contact lenses.

Once they are in your eyes for about 10 minutes, our eye doctors will check the fit and make sure they move smoothly on your eyes.

Before you go home, we will provide clear instructions on how to handle, insert, remove, and care for your lenses.

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Follow-Up Eye Exams for Contacts in Downtown Toronto

Our eye doctors strongly encourage all wearers of contact lenses to return for regular eye exams. This is the only dependable way to monitor the health of your eyes and acuity of your vision.

We will also inspect the condition of your contacts, to make sure there are no problems. Sometimes, a change in the type of lenses or disinfectant is needed.

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