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Daily, Monthly, Colored Contact Lenses for Your Eyes

Choosing the right contact lenses involves more than just picking a prescription. At First Eye Care Grand Prairie we offer a wide range of contact lens options, such as daily disposables, monthly lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, and multifocal lenses for presbyopia. We’ll guide you through the selection process, considering your lifestyle and comfort so you get the best possible fit.

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Perfect Fit, Clear Sight: Your Guide to Contact Lens Comfort

A proper contact lens fit is essential for clear vision and optimal comfort. During your contact lens exam and fitting, our eye doctor will take precise measurements of your eyes, assessing their shape and size. These measurements help us recommend contact lenses that provide a snug yet comfortable fit. We'll also discuss your daily routine, hobbies, and any specific vision needs you have.

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The Importance of a Contact Lens Exam

A contact lens exam is an advanced assessment that goes beyond a regular eye exam. While evaluating your overall eye health, our eye doctor will also assess your suitability for contact lenses. We'll check for any underlying eye conditions that might affect your lens wear and teach you how to insert, remove, and care for your lenses to prevent discomfort or complications. You’ll also get a pair to try out at home before making a final decision.

Lifestyle Lens Match: Perfecting Your Look and Lifestyle

Your lifestyle plays a significant role in determining the type of contact lenses that are right for you. Whether you're an athlete, a professional spending long hours in front of a computer, or someone who enjoys outdoor activities, we have contact lens options to match your daily routine. Our eye doctor will take your activities and preferences into account to recommend lenses that won't slow you down, providing clear and comfortable vision all day long.

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Explore a Spectrum of Contact Lens Options

Daily Contact Lenses

Daily contact lenses offer a convenient option for those seeking clear vision without the commitment of regular lens maintenance. These lenses are designed to be worn once and then discarded, eliminating the need for cleaning solutions and storage cases. Daily contacts are not only comfortable to wear but also reduce the risk of lens-related complications, making them an excellent choice for children, people with busy lifestyles or sensitive eyes. They’re also available in color options, such as FreshLook® ONE-DAY contact lenses.

1-Day ACUVUE® MOIST

Experience the ultimate in convenience and comfort with 1-Day ACUVUE® MOIST contact lenses. These daily disposable lenses are designed to provide clear, crisp vision while keeping your eyes feeling fresh all day long. They’re also available in toric versions for those with astigmatism and multifocal versions for individuals with presbyopia.

DAILIES® AquaComfort Plus®

Manufactured by Alcon, these lenses are designed to provide a refreshing and hydrating experience every time they've worn. With the unique blink-activated moisture technology, the lenses release moisture with each blink, ensuring that your eyes stay comfortable and hydrated throughout the day.

Bi-Weekly and Monthly Contact Lenses

Bi-weekly and monthly contact lenses provide a balance between convenience and longer-term use. These lenses can be worn for up to two weeks or a month before replacement, which makes them more cost-effective than dailies. They’re also available in extended options that offer 7 to 30 days of continuous wear.

CooperVision Biofinity® Extended Wear

Designed and manufactured by CooperVision, these lenses are made from a unique silicone hydrogel material that allows high levels of oxygen to reach the cornea, promoting healthy eye function even during extended periods of wear. This feature is particularly beneficial for those who have busy or irregular lifestyles, as it reduces the need for daily lens removal and insertion.

AIR OPTIX® plus HydraGlyde®

These monthly disposable contact lenses are designed to provide comfortable and consistent vision throughout the day. They’re made with HydraGlyde® Moisture Matrix technology that helps resist deposits and reduce dryness and discomfort that can often occur with contact lens wear.

CooperVision Avaira Vitality™

These lenses are crafted from a silicone hydrogel material that allows a high level of oxygen to reach the cornea, promoting healthy eye function and reducing the risk of discomfort, even during extended wear. Avaira Vitality™ lenses are replaced every 2 weeks, offer UV protection and also come in various options, including spherical lenses for nearsightedness and farsightedness.

Bifocal and Multifocal Contacts

For adults over 40 with presbyopia, bifocal and multifocal contact lenses offer a seamless solution to address both near and distant vision needs. These lenses feature different zones that correct vision at different distances, eliminating the need for reading glasses or switching between multiple pairs of glasses. Whether you're working on a computer, reading a book, or enjoying outdoor activities, bifocal and multifocal contacts provide clear vision at every distance.

FreshLook® Color Contact Lenses

FreshLook® offers a diverse range of color contact lenses to enhance your eye's natural beauty or create a striking new look.

FreshLook® COLORBLENDS®

These lenses blend three different shades to create a subtle yet striking enhancement of your eye color.

FreshLook® COLORS

If you're seeking a bold and vibrant change, COLORS contact lenses are designed to completely transform your eye color.

FreshLook® DIMENSIONS

These lenses feature a unique starburst pattern around the pupil, which gives your eyes depth and dimension.

FreshLook® ONE-DAY

These lenses offer the ease of daily replacement and come in subtle shades that enhance your eye's natural color.

Specialty Contact Lenses for Hard-to-Fit Eyes

People with hard-to-fit eyes caused by certain conditions don’t experience clear vision and comfort from traditional contact lenses. We provide tailored contact lens solutions for those with challenging eye conditions.

Types of Hard-to-Fit Conditions

People with the following eye conditions can benefit from specialty contact lens for hard-to-fit eyes:

  • Irregular cornea caused by astigmatism, keratoconus and other conditions
  • Presbyopia
  • Dry eyes.
  • Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis (GPC)
  • Post-refractive surgery
  • High prescription
  • Low vision
  • Corneal scarring
  • Prosthetic eyes

Types of Specialty Lenses

We offer a variety of specialty contact lenses designed to address specific hard-to-fit conditions:

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Large lenses that vault over the cornea and rest on the white part of the eye (sclera), suitable for irregular corneas, high astigmatism, and severe dry eye.

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Rigid lenses that offer sharper vision and can correct a wide range of refractive errors, including astigmatism and high prescriptions. They‘re made from durable and oxygen-permeable materials, which allows them to retain their shape on the eye, allows oxygen to reach the eye, and prevents lens deposits.

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Combine a rigid center with a soft outer skirt for comfortable wear; useful for astigmatism, presbyopia, and irregular corneas.

Our Hybrid Lenses

SynergEyes® Hybrid Lenses: These lenses combine the benefits of both rigid gas permeable (RGP) and soft contact lenses, offering clear vision, comThe hybrid design features a rigid center that provides crisp vision correction, especially for irregular corneas or high prescriptions, while the soft outer skirt ensures comfort and ease of wear.fort, and stability in a single design.

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Designed for astigmatism, these lenses have different powers in different meridians of the lens to correct the uneven corneal curvature.

Our Toric Lenses

Bausch+Lomb PureVision2® Toric Contact Lenses: These lenses combine advanced design with oxygen permeable materials, providing precise vision correction while ensuring a natural feel throughout the day. The unique OpticAlign Design helps maintain stable positioning on the eye, minimizing the effects of astigmatism and reducing fluctuations in vision.

1-Day ACUVUE® MOIST for Astigmatism: These daily disposable lenses are designed to address the unique needs of astigmatic eyes. Featuring the innovative BLINK STABILIZED® design, these lenses help maintain proper alignment on the eye, minimizing blurriness and ensuring consistent vision. Additionally, the LACREON® technology integrates a moisture-rich cushion into the lens, providing exceptional comfort by locking in moisture and preventing dryness.

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Enables clear vision at various distances, addressing presbyopia or the need for multiple prescriptions in one lens.

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Pairing a soft lens with a rigid lens to enjoy the comfort of soft lenses with the optical benefits of RGPs.

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Kids and Contact Lenses

Introducing kids to contact lenses can be a positive step in their journey towards independence and better vision.

While it's common for many children to start with glasses, contact lenses offer an alternative that can boost their confidence and engagement in various activities. Kids who participate in sports, dance, or other extracurricular activities may find contact lenses more convenient and comfortable compared to traditional eyeglasses. Additionally, contact lenses can help kids avoid issues such as glasses slipping or breaking during play.

However, before making the transition, we recommend requesting an appointment with us so one of our eye doctors can determine if your child is ready for contact lenses and the responsibility of lens care and hygiene.