Vision-Enhancing Contact Lenses
At EyeCU Optometry we customize your contact lens experience to enhance not only your vision but also your comfort and lifestyle needs.
Explore a wide range of top-quality prescription contact lenses designed to meet your vision needs at EyeCU Optometry.
Custom Fittings Start with an Eye Exam
Each contact lens fitting at EyeCU Optometry begins with a comprehensive eye exam to assess your vision needs and eye health. We take the time to discuss your daily activities and preferences, selecting lenses that offer the best in both comfort and functionality.
Whether you need Acuvue contact lenses or Alcon contact lenses, our expert eye doctors will guide you through the various options available, ensuring you find the perfect match for your daily activities.
Follow-up Visits Ensures Vision Perfection
Follow-up visits are essential to the personalized service at EyeCU Optometry. These appointments allow us to adjust and refine your lens fit or prescription as needed, ensuring ongoing comfort and optimal vision.
We will also send you home with trial lenses so you can wear them and come back to us if adjustments are needed. Schedule your fitting session today to experience the difference with personalized care.
Explore A Variety of Contact Lenses in Calgary
At EyeCU Optometry, we proudly offer a selection of top-tier contact lens brands renowned for their quality and innovation. We carefully choose brands that provide superior vision correction, exceptional comfort, and optimal eye health.
Specialty Contact Lenses for Hard-to-Fit Eyes
If you've been informed that standard contact lenses aren't suitable due to particular eye conditions, EyeCU Optometry has effective alternatives. We offer custom contact lenses designed for hard-to-fit eyes, catering to conditions such as:
- Keratoconus: A condition where the cornea, which is normally round, thins out and bulges into a cone-like shape, distorting vision.
- Astigmatism: A common vision condition that causes blurred vision due to an irregular curvature of the cornea or abnormalities in the lens of the eye.
- Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis (GPC): An inflammatory reaction involving the inner lining of the eyelids, often caused by contact lens wear, which leads to discomfort and potential vision impairment if untreated.
- Dry Eye: A chronic condition where there are insufficient tears to lubricate and nourish the eye, leading to irritation, redness, discharge, and intermittent visual disturbances.
- Post-LASIK Patients: Individuals who have undergone LASIK surgery may experience various visual anomalies or discomforts as they recover, requiring specialized contact lenses to aid in the healing process and correct residual vision issues.
- Eye Injury: Refers to any trauma to the eye, which can range from superficial surface scratches to deep injuries affecting the cornea or internal structures, often necessitating specialized eye care.
- Aphakia (missing eye lens): This condition occurs when the lens of the eye is absent, commonly due to surgical removal during cataract surgery, significantly affecting the eye's ability to focus.