See Clearly, Live Fully with Contact Lenses

Experience the freedom and flexibility of contact lenses, offering a multitude of benefits for your vision and lifestyle. Unlike traditional eyeglasses, contact lenses provide unhindered peripheral vision, ensuring a natural and unobstructed view of the world around you. Whether you're engaged in sports, outdoor activities, or simply enjoying a night out, contact lenses stay securely in place, offering stable vision without the worry of glasses slipping or fogging up. With contact lenses, you can say goodbye to visual distortions caused by reflections or glare, as they sit directly on your eye's surface, providing consistent clarity and sharpness. Additionally, contact lenses offer a convenient alternative for those with active lifestyles or professions, eliminating the need for bulky frames and allowing you to effortlessly showcase your natural beauty. Discover the unparalleled comfort, convenience, and visual freedom that contact lenses can bring to your everyday life.

With the vast amount of different type of contact lenses out there, we work up a contact lens plan designed specifically to meet your demands and lifestyle to make sure that you have the most clear and comfortable vision.

We fit all Conventional and Specialty Contact Lenses:

Dailies, Bi Weekly, Monthly
Astigmatism
Multifocal / Bifocal / Monovision
Extended Wear
Color
Custom Soft Contact Lenses
Rigid Gas Permeable Lenses
Hybrid Contact Lenses
Keratoconus Contact Lenses
Scleral Lenses
Post Surgical Lenses

If you have had trouble wearing contact lenses or have been told you're not a good candidate for contacts, you simply may have eyes that are "hard to fit." But don't worry — this doesn't mean you can't wear contact lenses. You just need to know your options and the doctors at Valley Optometry Eyecare have special expertise in contact lens fitting.

Any of the following conditions can make contact lens fitting and comfortable contact lens wear more challenging:

Keratoconus
Pellucid Marginal Degeneration
Cornea Transplant
Post-Refractive Surgery, ex. Post-Lasik Ecstasia, Radial Keratotomy
High Astigmatism
Severe Dry eyes
Giant papillary conjunctivitis (GPC)
Presbyopia

If you have (or suspect you have) any of these conditions and you want to wear contacts, we specialize in contact lenses and welcomes hard-to-fit patients. We use advanced equipment that can measure your cornea more precisely to achieve the best contact lens fit possible.