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As you age your eyes change and you will need vision correction to see well. Around the age of 40, you will notice that it’s harder to focus on objects that are close to you. This condition is called presbyopia and results in many people shopping for reading glasses. Another option that many people don’t even consider is contact lenses. Not having to wear glasses but having an excellent near and distant vision is very appealing. Modern multifocal contact lenses are a viable option for many people wishing to have the best of both worlds; no glasses but excellent near and distance vision. Multifocal contact lenses can have a bifocal or multifocal design. Both allow you to see up close and at a distance. Bifocals have two distinct corrective lens powers – one for close-up and one for distance vision. Multifocal contacts have a design similar to progressive eyeglass lenses, with a gradual change in less power for a natural transition from close-up to distance vision and vice-versa. Both contact designs come in soft and rigid (gas permeable, GP) lens materials and daily wear or extended wear options. Soft contact lenses can be comfortably worn on a part-time basis, great for weekends or other occasions if you prefer not to wear them every day. One-day disposable contact lenses offer the ultimate no-hassle convenience with no cleaning required; just throw them away at the end of the day. In some cases, rigid gas permeable (GP or RGP) will be a better option for you. Dr. Kramer would advise you on the best option to achieve a sharp, clear, vision. Hybrid multifocal contacts are an exciting new development. These lenses have a rigid (GP) center with a soft periphery making adaptation easier. The last few years have seen huge advances in lens material and design technologies. This is worth keeping in mind if you have tried contact lenses in the past and had issues. Dr. Kramer will be able to determine the best options available for your unique needs.

Today there are many different types of contact lenses available to fit nearly every individual need and lifestyle. If you have tried contacts before and they didn't work out for you, there is a very high possibility that the new designs and technology will work for you. We want to ensure that you have the right lenses and know your options: We'll provide you with detailed advice and fit right here in our office using the latest technology.

Vision insurance will contribute toward a large portion of your contact lens cost.

There are often manufacturer discounts/rebates available and it is almost always cheaper to purchase a years supply - we will work with you and find you the best deal. For your convenience, patients with a current contact lens prescription can order their contacts here. Just click on the link below!

We always love to see our patients but we understand that you are really busy and sometimes just don't want the hassle of coming in, or phoning, to order your contacts. So we've made it super easy to order your contacts online right here. The prices are competitive too! Did you know that the contact cleaning solutions we sell are less expensive than a certain big-box retailer? You are cleaning your contacts, aren't you?

These especially soft, disposable lenses are only worn once, so they're ideal for someone who doesn't want the hassle of cleaning and disinfecting their contacts. These lenses offer optimal hygiene and convenience. Regular cleaning and disinfecting of regular contacts are extremely important for good eye health but it's often neglected with terrible consequences. Daily wear contacts make the worry of eye problems and the hassle of daily cleaning a thing of the past. Check with Dr. Kramer and see if daily wear contacts are an option for your vision correction.

Many people want to change the color of their eyes or show their support for a team or otherwise alter how their eyes look. This is fun so long as you work with your eye professional. Please, for the sake of your vision don't buy decorative contact lenses at a gas station or online.

Fit and hygiene are very important. Massive damage can be done to your eyes if you wear a contact that doesn't fit right, isn't designed correctly, or is contaminated.

If you want to wear decorative contact lenses be sure to come in and see Dr. Kramer - your eye care professional. At the very least click on the link to the FDA’s webpage and find out what you need to know about decorative contact lenses:

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