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Different types of contacts have different life spans once worn. Daily contacts have to be disposed of at the end of the day, biweekly contacts have to be disposed of after 2 weeks, and so on.

Most insurance plans have allowances for contact lenses. However, billing contacts to your insurance will forfeit its use for glasses. If you’re interested in getting both glasses and contacts, it’s best to discuss this with your optician. They’ll be able to tell you if it’s better to use your insurance for glasses or contacts.

Fittings are not part of the eye exam and are considered a separate charge. Some insurance plans cover this charge when applying it to contact lenses, and others do require you to pay.

Our contact prescriptions are good for up to 2 years. Our Doctor will determine the best length of time that your contact script will be valid to.

Our doctor will recommend the best type of contacts for you, but not all brands have colored contacts. Don’t hesitate to ask if your prescription lenses come in colored options.

We recommend that a child be at least 11 years old to get contacts. However, this depends on how responsible your child is and whether they can handle putting in and removing the contacts.

We can fit you with contacts as long as your prescription is less than 6 months old. Beyond that, you would need a new eye exam. Note that this is an out-of-pocket expense, as insurance plans only cover yearly exams.

We accommodate order requests for those looking for a fresh pair of contacts. Simply call us!