Contact Lens Exams & Fittings

Contact Lenses Are More Advanced Than Ever

The world of contact lenses is ever-evolving, and new advancements are being made available with every passing year.

Aurora Eye Care is committed to helping you find unique contact lenses matched to your needs. Whether you’re struggling with corneal conditions or refractive errors like myopia, our team is happy to walk you through our comprehensive contact lens process and fit you with a pair that supports your clarity and comfort.

Discover how contact lenses can serve your vision. Book your appointment today with one of our optometrists.

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Before Getting Contacts, You’ll Need an Exam & Fitting

Eye exams are the first step in our contact lens process. We’ll determine if contacts are right for you during the exam by assessing your eye health, observing your cornea, and looking for issues that may make contact lenses difficult to wear.

Our team can help address potential issues by offering a variety of specialty contact lenses, which we customize to suit your unique needs. Using our array of diagnostic tools and technology, we get a deep understanding of your eye’s needs and how contact lenses can support them.

How Custom & Scleral Contact Lens Fittings Can Serve You

In the past, certain eye conditions could outright eliminate your candidacy for contact lenses. Today, advancements in contact lens technology have made these lenses more available than ever before.

At Aurora Eye Care, we offer a variety of custom-fitted contact lenses to help address issues like keratoconus and myopia development.

Rigid Gas-Permeable Lenses

Rigid gas-permeable (RGP) contact lenses are made of materials that allow oxygen to pass through and reach your eye surface.

RGP lenses are known for their ease of use and their ability to provide crisp, more precise vision than traditional soft contact lenses.

Blanchard Scleral Lenses

Scleral lenses are a unique specialty lens that provides clear vision for those with corneal conditions like keratoconus.

These lenses have a larger diameter than traditional contacts, allowing them to rest on the whites of your eyes, known as the sclera. Their size allows them to “vault” over your cornea while still correcting your vision.

MiSight 1 Day for Myopia Control

MiSight 1 Day contact lenses are a unique treatment we may recommend to children, helping them manage their myopia development.

MiSight 1 Day contacts use ActivControl Technology to create zones of myopic defocus. These zones correct how light reaches your child’s retina, sending signals to the eye that help slow the elongation process.

Please visit our Myopia Control page to learn more about myopia and the control strategies we offer.

Free Yourself From Frames Today

If you’re wondering if contact lenses are right for you, get in touch with our team today to book an appointment. We’re more than happy to help you find contacts that suit your vision and lifestyle.