All major brands — matched to your eyes and lifestyle
We carry the full range of contact lenses from the industry's leading manufacturers: Johnson & Johnson Vision (Acuvue), Alcon (Dailies, Air Optix, Total30), Bausch + Lomb (Ultra, PureVision, Biotrue), and CooperVision (Biofinity, Avaira, MyDay, clariti). Within each brand family, there are lenses designed for different prescriptions, wearing schedules, eye shapes, and vision needs — including options for astigmatism, presbyopia, and patients with dry eye disease. Rather than defaulting to the most common option, we fit each patient to the lens that best matches their tear film, corneal geometry, and daily routine. A contact lens exam and fitting is the starting point — from there, we trial the best candidate lenses before finalizing your prescription.
Lenses for every prescription and wearing schedule
Whether you are new to contacts or switching from a brand that is no longer working, we carry options across every major lens category.
Daily disposable lenses
A fresh lens every day means no lens care, no solution, and minimal protein and lipid buildup — making daily disposables the healthiest contact lens format. We carry daily options from all four major manufacturers, including sphere, toric, and multifocal daily designs. Ideal for occasional wearers, allergy sufferers, and anyone prioritizing ocular surface health.
Bi-weekly and monthly lenses
Monthly and two-week replacement lenses offer a cost-effective option for full-time wearers and are available in a wider range of prescriptions — including high powers and complex astigmatism corrections not yet available in daily formats. Our silicone hydrogel monthly options from Bausch + Lomb, CooperVision, and Alcon allow significantly more oxygen to reach the cornea than older lens materials.
Specialty and presbyopia lenses
We fit toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocal lenses for patients who need correction at both distance and near, and specialty designs for patients with irregular corneas or keratoconus. Scleral lenses — which vault the entire cornea and rest on the sclera — are available for patients who have not found comfort or clarity in standard lens designs.
Trial lenses before you commit — every time
Contact lens fitting is not one-size-fits-all. We take the time to match you to the right lens — and let you wear it in the real world before finalizing anything.
Comprehensive Contact Lens Exam
A contact lens prescription requires measurements beyond a glasses prescription — including corneal curvature, fit assessment under the slit-lamp, and evaluation of how a specific lens moves and centers on your eye. We complete a full exam before recommending any lens. Visit our contact lens exam page for full details.
Trial Lenses at No Extra Charge
We provide trial lenses from the brands we are considering for your fit — so you can assess comfort, vision quality, and end-of-day wearability before your final prescription is written. If the first trial is not the right fit, we try another. Getting you to a lens you will actually want to wear is the goal.
In-Office Ordering & Rebates
Once your lens is finalized, you can order directly through our office or online through our patient portal. We work with all major lens manufacturers and can often access manufacturer rebates that reduce your annual supply cost. We also apply your vision insurance contact lens benefit automatically.
Common questions about contact lenses
Have a question not answered here? Feel free to call or text our team.
The right brand depends on your prescription, corneal curvature, tear film quality, wearing schedule, and comfort preferences. This is why a contact lens fitting — not just a glasses prescription — is required before dispensing lenses. We evaluate all of these factors and trial multiple options if needed to find the best match for your eyes.
Yes — we carry toric contact lenses from all major manufacturers in daily, bi-weekly, and monthly formats. Toric lenses correct astigmatism by incorporating two different powers in different meridians of the lens, with a stabilization system that keeps the lens properly oriented on your eye throughout the day.
Daily disposables are worn once and discarded — no cleaning or storage required. Monthly lenses are cleaned and stored each night and replaced at month's end. Daily lenses tend to be healthier for the ocular surface but have a higher per-lens cost. Monthly lenses are more economical for full-time wearers. The right format depends on how often you wear lenses and your eye health profile.
Yes. Once your prescription is finalized, you can order through our office or our online patient portal. We apply manufacturer rebates on annual supplies and coordinate with your vision insurance to maximize your contact lens benefit. Reorders are straightforward — contact us or order online anytime.
Yes. Several lens materials are specifically engineered for patients with dry eye or marginal tear film quality — including water gradient lenses that maintain a high-water surface throughout the day. Patients with significant dry eye benefit most from a combined approach: treating the underlying dry eye while selecting a lens material that minimizes evaporation. We evaluate both as part of the fitting process. Learn more about dry eye treatment at Santé Eyecare.
The right lens is out there — let's find it
Book a contact lens exam and fitting — and walk out with trial lenses the same day.