Contact Lens Exam
Contact lenses should give you clear vision and stay comfortable throughout the day. We evaluate how each lens fits your eyes and fine-tune the prescription until it feels right.
Most insurance plans accepted
The Right Fit Matters
What's Included in the Exam
We assess your vision and eye health to support both clear sight and long-term wellness.
Lifestyle and Comfort Review
We consider your wear time, screen use, dryness, and previous lens experience to guide better recommendations.
Lens Fit Evaluation
Your doctor evaluates how the lens sits, moves, and interacts with your eyes to support comfort, stability, and healthy wear.
Prescription Refinement
We fine-tune your lens prescription and parameters to help your contacts feel natural and perform well throughout the day.
Trial Lens Options
We provide trial lenses, including daily, toric, or multifocal options, to help find your best match.
Follow-Up Support
We want you to love wearing your lenses. If your vision or comfort does not feel right, we welcome you back for complimentary follow-up care.
Contacts for Near and Far
If reading screens, menus, or labels has become harder, contact lenses can still give you clear vision at both distance and near. Multifocal and monovision options let most patients move through the day without reaching for reading glasses.
Your doctor will help you find the option that gives you the best balance of distance and near vision, then refine it based on how it performs in everyday life.
Lenses Chosen With Care
Contact lens technology has come a long way. Better materials can keep lenses more comfortable throughout the day, retain moisture longer, provide built-in UV protection, and support healthier wear.
We don’t treat every contact lens as interchangeable. We choose from options that meet our standards for comfort, eye health, and everyday performance, then match those options to the person wearing them.
Every lens we fit earns its place by doing something better for our patient.
Your Best Lens Can Change
It’s common to wear the same contact lens for years without asking whether it’s still the best option. In that time, your eyes can change, your routine can change, and contact lens technology keeps moving forward.
We use the extra time in our exams to understand how you wear your contacts today. More screen time may make hydration more important. More time outdoors may make UV protection more useful. A lens that worked well years ago may no longer be the one we would choose for you now.
We fit the person you are today, not the prescription you started with years ago.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I get a contact lens exam?
Contact lens patients should have a contact lens exam once a year. Your prescription, eye health, tear film, and lens fit can change over time, even if your contacts still feel comfortable.
Why do I need a separate contact lens fitting?
A contact lens prescription is different from a glasses prescription. During a contact lens exam, your doctor checks how the lenses sit on your eyes, how clearly you see through them, and whether they are staying comfortable and healthy for regular wear.
Which is better, daily or monthly contacts?
Daily contacts are usually our first choice. You start with a fresh pair every day, there’s no cleaning or storage, and there’s less opportunity for deposits to build up on the lenses. They’re especially useful when comfort, dryness, or allergies are concerns.
Weekly or monthly lenses can still be an excellent option when they fit well and are cared for properly. Your doctor will recommend the option that makes the most sense for your eyes and how you wear your contacts.
How long will my contact lens supply take to arrive?
Most contact lens orders arrive within 3 to 5 business days. Once your order is placed, we process it as quickly as possible. Your contacts can be shipped directly to the address of your choice, or we can keep them at the office for pickup. If you are running low or have something coming up, let us know. When possible, we provide lenses to help hold you over until your supply arrives.
Can I get glasses as well?
Yes. A contact lens exam at Solaire Vision includes a comprehensive eye exam, so you receive both your glasses prescription and your contact lens prescription. After your exam, our expert optical consultants can help you choose from our curated frame collection and advanced lens options. We focus on eyewear that feels clear, comfortable, and thoughtfully fitted to your prescription, your face, and the way you use your vision.
Do you accept vision insurance?
Yes. Solaire Vision is in network with most major vision insurance plans. Before your exam begins, our team reviews your expected copays and benefits with you, so you have a clearer understanding of how your plan may apply to your exam, contact lenses, glasses, or lens upgrades.
Ready to Find Your Best Fit?
Book your contact lens exam at Solaire Vision and we’ll help you find lenses that stay clear and comfortable throughout your day.