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802-748-3536A contact lens fitting is an important process that ensures the proper selection and fit of contacts for your eyes. This fitting has several steps to determine the right type and prescription of contact lenses for your needs. Our optometrists at Shippee Family Eye Care in Lancaster and Littleton, NH, or St Johnsbury and Montpelier, VT, will consult you before switching. Read the article below for more information.
You will need a comprehensive eye exam to check your eye health, assess your visual acuity and determine the right prescription. Our optometrists will measure your eyes, check the surface, and observe your tear film. We may also ask you about your lifestyle and visual needs.
After the examination, our optometrists will recommend the type of lenses that work best for you. Different types are soft, daily disposable, monthly, or specialized lenses for astigmatism. Some lenses change your eye color if that is your preference.
Our eye care professional will review how they fit into your eye. We guide you on how to insert and remove them. In addition, our team will look closely to ensure your contacts work properly and align. We want to ensure your prescription is correct and may ask you to read an eye chart or do other simple vision tests.
The final step is to review how to properly care for your new contact lenses, including cleaning solutions, storing, and other healthy tips. This step allows you to ask any questions you may have to enjoy a seamless transition from glasses to contact lenses.
For comprehensive eye care, visit Shippee Family Eye Care in Lancaster, Littleton, NH, or St Johnsbury and Montpelier, VT. Call one of our many locations at Lancaster (603) 788-3561, St. Johnsbury (802) 748-3536, Montpelier (802) 223-7723, or Littleton (603) 444-2484 to schedule an appointment.
A contact lens fitting is an important process that ensures the proper selection and fit of contacts for your eyes. This fitting has several steps to determine the right type and prescription of contact lenses for your needs. Our optometrists at Shippee Family Eye Care in Lancaster and Littleton, NH, or St Johnsbury and Montpelier, VT, will consult you before switching. Read the article below for more information.
You will need a comprehensive eye exam to check your eye health, assess your visual acuity and determine the right prescription. Our optometrists will measure your eyes, check the surface, and observe your tear film. We may also ask you about your lifestyle and visual needs.
After the examination, our optometrists will recommend the type of lenses that work best for you. Different types are soft, daily disposable, monthly, or specialized lenses for astigmatism. Some lenses change your eye color if that is your preference.
Our eye care professional will review how they fit into your eye. We guide you on how to insert and remove them. In addition, our team will look closely to ensure your contacts work properly and align. We want to ensure your prescription is correct and may ask you to read an eye chart or do other simple vision tests.
The final step is to review how to properly care for your new contact lenses, including cleaning solutions, storing, and other healthy tips. This step allows you to ask any questions you may have to enjoy a seamless transition from glasses to contact lenses.
For comprehensive eye care, visit Shippee Family Eye Care in Lancaster, Littleton, NH, or St Johnsbury and Montpelier, VT. Call one of our many locations at Lancaster (603) 788-3561, St. Johnsbury (802) 748-3536, Montpelier (802) 223-7723, or Littleton (603) 444-2484 to schedule an appointment.