Contact Lens Exams, Fittings, & Brands

What Should I Expect During a Contact Lens Exam & Fitting?

At Guelph Eye Care, we provide comprehensive contact lens exams and fittings. Contact lenses offer great flexibility, but finding the right fit is important. When you visit us, we’ll assess your overall eye health and vision needs while we take measurements of your eyes to help determine which lens may be the ideal fit for you.

We take pride in the number of options we can offer you and your family. During your next eye exam or visit for new glasses, feel free to ask us about our wide selection of contacts.

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When Should I Get a Contact Lens Exam?

We recommend that you get a contact lens exam when you’re first interested in getting started with contacts and visiting us for an annual exam each year after that. Keeping up with yearly checkups helps us monitor your eye health and contact lens experience.

During your contact lens exam, we’ll monitor changes in your vision, adjust your prescription as needed, and check that your contact lenses still fit correctly.

Our Contact Lenses

We carry various contact lens brands because we understand that different people have different needs. We’ll work closely with you to find the contact lenses that suit your needs and lifestyle.

Your contact lens prescription is different from your glasses prescription, so it’s important that you see us for an exam and fitting before you make a purchase.

Disposable Lenses

Daily disposable lenses are a healthy and convenient option for wearers. These soft lenses are designed to provide comfort throughout the day, and if you haven’t worn contacts before, you may find them easy to wear.

Multifocal Lenses

Multifocal lenses allow you to focus on objects near, far, and in-between, all in one lens! In addition to helping to keep your eyes moisturized, these lenses are designed to allow oxygen to pass through your eyes, making them comfortable to wear throughout the day.

Toric Lenses

Toric lenses are designed to help correct astigmatism, which occurs when the lens of your eye has a different curvature. This can cause blurry vision, vertical lines to appear tilted, and trouble seeing small details.

Toric contacts come in hard and soft lenses. We’ll help you decide which ones suit you based on your unique needs.

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We can help you find the contacts that suit your individual needs. Let’s talk about which lenses are right for your eyes. Book an appointment with us today.

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Our Location

Find us in the shopping center at the corner of Victoria Road South and York Road. Free parking is available in the large lot steps from our door.