Contact Lens Types - Lenza Eye Center

At Lenza Eye Center, we provide exceptional contact lens evaluations, and we also make it easy for you to order your contacts! We will place the order for you, and the contacts can be shipped directly to your address. If you have a vision plan with contact lens coverage, we will also take care of submitting your order through your vision plan so that you don’t miss out on any of your benefits! We offer competitive pricing on all the major brands.

Daily Disposable

Great for both occasional and full time wearers, daily disposables are quickly becoming the best modality in contact lens wear! By using a brand new lens every day, your eye is much less likely to develop microbial infections (compared with traditional reusable lenses), and whereas original daily disposables may have been dry or unsuitable for long days, modern materials such as Alcon’s Water Gradient Technology in Dailies Total 1 enable comfortable and healthy lens wear all day every day.

2 Weekly and Monthly

Great for full time wearers, reusable contact lenses have been around for many years and come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials. These require greater care, but can be more cost effective when worn full time. The wide range of reusable lenses means that they can be better for people with stronger prescriptions which may not be available in a daily disposable. Modern reusable lenses tend to be made of silicon hydrogel materials, which enable more oxygen to get to the front of your eye, thereby allowing a longer wear time.

Toric (For Astigmatism)

While the more common near and far sighted prescriptions can be corrected with standard spherical contact lenses, astigmatic prescriptions require a toric lens. These more specialized lenses allow better accuracy at correcting the distortion that’s seen at all distances with an astigmatic eye.

Multifocal (For Presbyopia)

As our eyes age, the crystalline lens inside becomes harder and can no longer change shape to vary its focus. This means that after the age of 45-50, we all find that we need extra help adjusting our focus from distance to near. These multifocal contact lens options provide a stronger prescription for near, allowing you to read more comfortably without glasses, while maintaining great distance vision at the same time!