Contact Lens Resources & Information
We are pleased to offer a complete contact lens resource library to provide education and additional information to you our patients. EyeCare AssociatesPremium Contact Lens Service makes it easy for you to follow the steps your doctor recommends for safety, comfort and convenience. Costs for contact exams, fittings, and the lenses themselves can vary. EyeCare Associates breaks down some factors to give you a better idea. Read below to learn more.
11 Facts About RGP Contact Lenses
Rigid gas permeable contact lenses, or RGP contact lenses, are different from soft contact lenses and not as well known. Learn more about these lenses.
Can You Sleep With Contacts In?
Is it okay to fall asleep with contacts in? Are you at risk for eye infections? Learn more from the doctors at EyeCare Associates about sleeping with contacts in.
Can You Swim With Contact Lenses?
Wanting to enjoy a day at the pool but need your contacts to see? EyeCare Associates answers, "can you swim with contact lenses?" and has some helpful tips.
Contact Lens Eye Exam: What to Expect
Thinking of getting contact lenses? A contact lens eye exam and fitting will be the first step. Learn more about what to expect from a EyeCare Associates contact lens eye exam.
What Does a Contact Eye Exam Cost?
When it comes to the cost of an eye exam and contact lens fitting, it can vary. Learn what the typical range can cost with EyeCare Associates.
How To Put In Contacts Safely
Knowing how to put in your contact lenses safely is an important part of your daily routine. Learn more by reading the EyeCare Associates guide to putting in contact lenses.
How To Read Your Contact Lens Prescription
Learn how to read a contact lens prescription including terms like OD, OS, SPH, PWR CYL and more from the eye doctors at EyeCare Associates.
Daily vs Monthly Contacts
If you wear contact lenses, you might be wondering if daily or monthly contacts are right for you. Find out with EyeCare Associates.
Comprehensive Eye Exams vs. Contact Exams
Eye exams and contact lens exams are very similar, but deciding which exam is right for you depends on your eye health. Learn more from EyeCare Associates.
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