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Contact Lenses

Contact Lenses in Edmonton

Contact lenses offer clear, convenient vision for work, sports, and everyday life. At McCormack Optometric Centre, our team provides contact lens exams and fittings for patients seeking comfortable, safe, and suitable contact lenses in Edmonton.

What to Expect During a Contact Lens Exam at McCormack Optometric Centre

A contact lens exam is different from a routine eye exam. Your optometrist checks your prescription, measures the shape of your cornea, and evaluates how contact lenses will fit on the surface of your eye.

These measurements help ensure your lenses provide clear vision, remain comfortable throughout the day, and support healthy tear film and corneal function. Newer lens materials and designs now allow many patients with astigmatism, dryness, or past comfort issues to successfully wear contact lenses.

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Contact Lens Options We Recommend

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Soft Contact Lenses for Everyday Comfort & Convenience

Many patients choose soft contact lenses because they offer freedom from glasses during daily activities. Depending on your prescription and lifestyle, your optometrist may recommend a lens design that improves both vision and comfort. Common soft contact lens options include:

  • Daily disposable lenses

  • Monthly replacement lenses

  • Toric lenses for astigmatism

  • Multifocal lenses for presbyopia

If you are looking for an optometrist in Edmonton to help you choose contact lenses that suit your eyes and routine, our clinic can help.

Specialty Contact Lenses for More Complex Vision Needs

Some patients need specialty contact lenses because standard soft lenses do not provide enough comfort or visual clarity. McCormack Optometric Centre offers specialty contact lens fittings for more complex prescriptions and eye conditions. Specialty options may include:

  • Scleral lenses for irregular corneas or dry eye

  • Orthokeratology (ortho-k) lenses worn overnight to provide clear daytime vision

  • Custom contact lenses for unique prescriptions

These lenses can be helpful for patients with dry eye or more complex vision needs. If you need an eye doctor in Edmonton to assess contact lens comfort and fit, our optometrists can recommend options that improve both vision and eye health.

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Speak With Our Team About Your Contact Lens Options

Our eye clinic in Edmonton can help whether you are considering contact lenses for the first time or looking for a better option than your current lenses. Our team will explain your choices, review lens care, and teach you how to insert and remove your lenses safely. Book a contact lens exam to learn more about your options for contact lenses in Edmonton.