Contact lens fittings
We fit a comprehensive range of standard contact lenses to correct blurred vision caused by nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), astigmatism, and presbyopia. Clinical evaluations ensure accurate lens alignment, movement, and corneal health for all wearing schedules, including daily, bi-weekly, and monthly disposable lenses.
Lens types we fit
Single vision lensesDesigned to provide clear distance vision for everyday activities.
Toric lensesDesigned with custom orientation zones to correct astigmatism and prevent lens rotation during blinking.
Multifocal lensesUtilize concentric zones of varying optical power to provide simultaneous clear vision at distance, intermediate, and near ranges. These lenses treat presbyopia, the gradual, age-related loss of the eye’s ability to focus on close objects, which typically begins around age 40.
Monovision fittingsA technique used to manage presbyopia. The process involves fitting the dominant eye with a distance lens and the non-dominant eye with a lens optimized for near or computer vision to reduce dependency on reading glasses.
Fittings and your insurance
Contact lens fittings and evaluations are separate from a standard eye exam and require an additional fee. Depending on the specific plan, these services may require an out-of-pocket copay.
Fitting feeSeparate from a standard eye exam
Your planMay require an out-of-pocket copay
Bring your boxesCurrent lens boxes, vials, or prescription
Specialty lenses
Scleral lenses
Large-diameter, rigid gas-permeable lenses designed to vault completely over the sensitive corneal surface and rest on the white of the eye (the sclera).
Ortho-K
Custom-engineered lenses worn exclusively during sleep to temporarily reshape the front surface of the eye.
Myopia management
A proactive pediatric protocol utilizing customized optical designs, including Ortho-K and specialized multifocal lenses, to slow the progression of nearsightedness in children.
Book a contact lens fitting
Call our Safford office to schedule your exam and contact lens fitting.