Contact lens services and fittings are available at Weslaco Eye Professionals. Schedule an appointment to discuss contact lens care with our team.
Contact Lens Care
Contact Lenses
Contact Lens Comfort Can Change With Your Vision and Eye Health
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A contact lens fitting is an important part of contact lens care. During your appointment, our team will discuss your needs and help guide the next steps for your contact lens care.
For more information about the appointment process, visit our Contact Lens Exams page.
A contact lens prescription considers more than clear vision. Your optometrist also checks how each lens fits and how your eyes respond while wearing them.
New Contact Lens Wearers
Start with a contact lens fitting to find out whether standard contacts are a good match for your vision, eye health, and comfort needs.
Contact Lens Fit Review
If your contacts feel less comfortable or your vision has changed, an updated fitting can determine whether your prescription or fit needs adjusting.
Contact Lens Appointments
Your Routine Helps Shape Your Contact Lens Needs
The contact lenses that work well for one person may not be the right fit for another. Your work, screen use, daily schedule, vision demands, and how long you typically wear contacts can all influence what you need from your lenses.
If you spend much of your day on a computer or other digital devices, tell your optometrist about any dryness, fatigue, or comfort changes you notice while wearing your contacts.
Workouts, outdoor activities, sports, and busy schedules can affect what you value most in your contacts. Your fitting lets you discuss how your lenses perform throughout your day.
Changes in how you see up close or in the distance can affect your contact lens prescription. Let your optometrist know if reading, driving, or switching between distances has become more difficult.
Contact Lens Care
Contact Lens Care & Eye Health
Contact lenses sit directly on the surface of your eyes, so healthy wear depends on more than your prescription. Changes in dryness, irritation, or eye health can affect how long you can wear your lenses and how comfortable they feel.
If your contacts no longer feel right, your optometrist can assess both your lenses and your eye health to determine what needs attention.
Contact Lens Options
Contact Lenses for Everyday Vision Needs
Schedule Your Contact Lens Appointment
Whether you are new to contact lenses or returning for eye care, our team is ready to help. Schedule an appointment or visit our Contact Lens Exams page to learn more about the fitting process.