Popis

The key to a successful contact lens fitting and long-term satisfaction with lens wear is precise vision assessment. Our fitting process is carefully designed to not only determine the correct prescription but also to detect potential binocular vision disorders, dry eye syndrome, general visual discomfort associated with eye strain and headaches, as well as significant changes that may indicate early signs of eye diseases.

We fit soft contact lenses from leading manufacturers, including Alcon, Bausch + Lomb, CooperVision, and Johnson & Johnson. Our selection includes:
- Single-vision contact lenses for distance vision
- Toric lenses for astigmatism correction
- Multifocal lenses for presbyopia

What to Expect During Your Appointment
During your reserved session, we will:
- Discuss your current vision concerns and any previous experience with glasses or contact lenses
- Ask about your general health and eye health
- Measure your vision for each eye individually
- Carefully assess your binocular vision balance to ensure maximum comfort and easy adaptation to new lenses

The contact lens fitting typically involves 2 to 3 visits:
- Initial Consultation & Trial Lens Selection
We determine your exact prescription and select a trial lens based on your vision needs.
If the trial lens is in stock, we can proceed with insertion and removal training on the same day.
If not, we will order the lenses, and training will take place at your next visit.
- Handling & Wear Training (if not completed on the first visit)
We guide you through proper lens insertion, removal, and care to ensure safe and comfortable wear.
- Follow-Up Visit (usually within 14 days)
After wearing the lenses for a longer period, we evaluate the fit, comfort, and vision quality to ensure optimal performance.

All these steps are included in the fitting fee, but appointments must be booked separately.

Important Notes for Your Appointment
If you already wear contact lenses, please do not wear them on the day of your appointment. Instead, arrive wearing your glasses.
The minimum age for a contact lens fitting is 15 years. For younger individuals, fitting is possible with approval from their ophthalmologist.
The fitting is performed by a qualified optometrist.