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From daily disposables to extended-wear lenses, multifocal to toric lenses for astigmatism, our comprehensive selection ensures we have the perfect contact lenses for your unique prescription and preferences.
We provide cutting-edge contact lens technology, including breathable materials for eye health, UV protection, and moisture-locking designs, promoting comfort and clarity throughout the day.
Our contact lens specialists will help you decide on the best type of lens to suit your lifestyle, wearing time and visual requirements. Contact lenses are then tried with further assessments of vision, comfort and fit to decide on the best type. Specialist, complex contact lenses for conditions such as astigmatism, kerataconus or presbyopia (bifocals and multifocals) may have to be specially made.
Our optometrists have a wealth of experience fitting all types of contact lenses both in private practice and hospital contact lens clinics. We also see many patients who rely solely on specialist contact lenses to see clearly due to medical eye conditions such as keratoconus.
We are proud to say we are a Johnson & Johnson Visioncare Acuvue Centre of Excellence. Our ongoing investment in the latest eye examination equipment, professional development and specialist training means that you can come to us for all your contact lens needs with confidence.
After the contact lens fitting is completed, regular follow-up, aftercare appointments are very important to monitor the contact lens fit, vision and eye health. They will minimize this risk and ensure that any issues are more likely to be minor.
Many people think or have been told that because they have astigmatism they cannot wear contact lenses. This is not true. We can fit all prescriptions including very high degrees of astigmatism with modern contact lenses.
It is a common misconception that when people require different prescriptions for distance and reading vision contact lenses will no longer be suitable for existing wearers or not an option for someone who has never worn contact lenses. There are a large range of contact lens options available for patients who wear bifocals, varifocals or separate distance and reading spectacles. Come and ask our friendly optometrists.
Contact lenses can be an invaluable option for people with certain eye conditions that cannot achieve good vision with spectacles. For example, a condition called keratoconus distorts the surface of the eye known as the cornea. This irregular distortion reduces vision such that it cannot be corrected with spectacles. With special, tailor made contact lenses we are able to manage keratoconus so that clear vision is restored.
Following significant eye injuries the cornea (the surface of the eye) or the iris (the coloured part of eye) can get damaged. Damage to the cornea can cause distorted vision which may not be correctable with spectacles. Damage to the iris may lead to persistent glare. Contact lenses are often a great management option in these cases improving vision or reducing glare.
Eye injuries and certain eye conditions may change the appearance of the eye making it look unsightly. Modern cosmetic contact lenses can help improve the eyes appearance making it closer to normal.
