A range of contact lenses, tailored to your needs.
Contact Lens Services
At Advanced EyeCare Solutions, we match you with contact lenses that fit your eyes, your vision needs, and your lifestyle.
Exams and Fittings
We build on your comprehensive eye exam to find the best lenses for you ensuring your lenses fit safely and comfortably.
Contact Lens Orders
Ordering your contact lenses through us is convenient and can save you time and money with 10% off year‑supply orders and Free Shipping where eligible.*
Order your lenses online through Marlo!
Contact Lens Options That Fit Your Life
We fit a wide range of soft and specialty contact lenses, including options for astigmatism, presbyopia, medically necessary fits, and even many difficult‑to‑fit prescriptions.
Everyday Soft Lenses
Single‑vision soft lenses for clear distance or near vision, available in daily disposable, two‑week, and monthly replacement schedules.
Multifocal Contact Lenses
Multifocal contact lenses for presbyopia allow you to see clearly at distance and near without relying on reading glasses.
Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) & Scleral Lenses
For certain prescriptions or corneal conditions, we fit RGP and scleral lenses.
Toric Lenses for Astigmatism
Soft toric lenses designed to correct astigmatism, giving you sharper, more stable vision than standard spherical lenses.
We primarily fit soft contact lenses from leading manufacturers such as Alcon, CooperVision, Bausch and Lomb, and J&J. We use specialty laboratories like Art Optical and Valley Contacts for RGP and Scleral Lenses.
Myopia Management with MiSight® 1 day
For children with nearsightedness (myopia), we offer MiSight® 1 day contact lenses — a soft, daily disposable lens that not only corrects your child’s vision, but is also specifically designed and FDA‑approved to help slow the progression of myopia in age‑appropriate children.
If you’re interested in myopia management for your child, we can discuss MiSight 1 day and other options at their next eye exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, the optometrists fit soft contact lenses, hard contact lenses (RGP) and scleral lenses. They fit lenses for astigmatism (toric) and presbyopia (multifocals or monovision).
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Contact lens services are in addition to the comprehensive eye exam. Contact lens visits require additional time and expertise from the Optometrist. For these reasons, there is an applicable fee charged for all Contact Lens Evaluations. These fees range depending on complexity of the services rendered, and often include a follow up visit for finalization of the prescription.
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Yes, new contact lens wearers receive in office training on how to insert and remove contact lenses. A member of our team must sign off on a new wearers abilities inserting and removing the lenses.
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In some cases new wearers need more than 1 training session before they can leave the office with trial lenses for at home wear.
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Contact lenses are medical devices. Your contact lens prescription will specify all parameters necessary for ordering contact lenses, this includes a specific brand and product (lens type).
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This depends on a number of factors! Contact lens technology has changed over the past few decades. Ultimately, the Optometrist will determine if you are a good fit for lenses and what options you might have.
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Please let us know when scheduling if you are interested in lenses or if you are a current or previous wearer. If you did not let us know prior to your visit, please inform the team as soon as you are able. This will help the doctor with the flow of the exam to include contact lenses.