Contact Lenses for All
Ages in Meridian, Eagle & Boise
The rapid advancement in contact lens technology, now makes it possible for nearly everyone to experience the benefits of contact lenses. Boise Mountain Eyecare offers a wide range of solutions, including fittings and kid-friendly options for children and teenagers.
Our Contact Lens
Exams and Fittings
Whether it’s your first time trying contact lenses or just considering a new pair, an exam and fitting are essential. This process, conducted by our optometrists, depending on your requirements, and involves:
- Discussing your eye health history and vision needs.
- Taking precise measurements of your eye's surface.
- Assessing your tear film for optimal lens fit.
- Reviewing various contact lens choices.
If suitable, we'll offer you a trial pair to experience their comfort and convenience for yourself.
Prescription Daily Contact Lenses for Any Lifestyle
Daily contact lenses are single-use lenses disposed of after one day's wear, offering a fresh pair daily. The benefits for patients include:
- Having a fresh pair every day reduces the risk of eye infection.
- Eliminating the need for cleaning and storage.
- Convenient for on-the-go and active users.
- Minimizes the chance of lens-related complications.
- Perfect for those seeking a straightforward vision correction experience.
Daily and Monthly Contact Lens Solutions
Daily and monthly contacts are for extended use. You should replace daily contacts every day, while monthly contacts last about a month.
Monthly lenses:
- Are more budget-friendly over time.
- Have less waste compared to daily lenses.
- Requires a proper lens care routine.
- Are suitable for adults and teens.
Bifocal and Multifocal Lenses for All Distances
Bifocal and multifocal contacts are for individuals needing different lens powers for distance and close-up vision. Bifocals have two distinct lens powers, while multifocals have multiple powers for vision at various distances, offering:
- Smooth transition between viewing distances.
- Clear vision without switching glasses.
- Ease of daily activities, from reading to driving.
Contact Lenses for
Hard-to-Fit Eyes
While certain eye conditions may complicate the use of contact lenses, it doesn't entirely rule out their use. It simply means that you should explore more advanced options and potentially get fitted with specialized contacts. This is typically necessary for individuals with
- Keratoconus
- Presbyopia
- Giant papillary conjunctivitis (GPC)
- Astigmatism
- Severe dry eye syndrome
Specialty lenses provide a custom fit to address unique eye shapes or conditions.
- Rigid gas-permeable (RGP) lenses are ideal for GPC or keratoconus.
- Toric lenses are custom-made for astigmatism.
- Bifocal and multifocal lenses offer solutions for presbyopia.
