Daily disposables
A fresh sterile lens every morning. Nothing to clean, nothing to store.
The honest read
The healthiest way to wear contacts, and what we fit first when it suits your prescription. They cost more per year than monthlies, and we’ll show you both numbers.
Monthly lenses
One pair per month, with nightly cleaning and a proper case routine.
The honest read
Economical and excellent if you’re disciplined about care. If you know you’ll cut corners on cleaning, dailies are the safer spend.
Toric lenses for astigmatism
Stabilized lenses that correct astigmatism, in daily and monthly options.
The honest read
Modern torics fit far better than their reputation. Expect one extra visit to confirm the lens sits steady.
Multifocal lenses
Distance and reading correction in one lens, for people over 45.
The honest read
They involve a trade-off: most wearers give up a little distance sharpness for near vision. About three in four adapt happily, and we’ll tell you within two visits if you’re in the other quarter.
Specialty + medically necessary fits
Keratoconus, corneas after surgery, severe dry eye: scleral and custom lenses.
The honest read
We handle some specialty fits and refer the rest to a colleague who does them daily. You’ll get a straight answer about which group you’re in at the assessment.
Fitting fees
- Standard fitting
- $195
- Complex (toric / multifocal)
- $245
- Specialty assessment
- $90
Trials, the teach session, and the follow-up are included. The specialty
assessment is credited toward the fitting if we proceed.