Comfort & Clarity with Contacts
Whether you’re looking to go glasses-free for the first time or need to update an existing contact lens prescription, we can assist you. At Eyecare Plus, we carry a variety of contact lenses, including daily disposables, extended wear, and specialty contacts, so you can get the right fit for your eyes and life.
During your contact lens exam, we’ll assess your vision, eye health, and eye shape to determine the most suitable contact lens options for you. We’ll also ask questions about your lifestyle so we can direct you to options that match your preferences.
Ready to find the right contact lenses? Book your contact lens exams with us today!
What Happens in a Contact Lens Exam?
Contact lenses require a specialized exam to find the right fit and prescription for you. During your exam, we’ll evaluate your eye health and precisely map the shape of your eye. We’ll also ask about your lifestyle, habits, and overall wellness to recommend lenses that make sense for you.
One week after you receive your new contact lenses, we’ll book a follow-up appointment to check the fit and feel.
If you have experienced any discomfort with contact lenses in the past, please let us know. We’ll work with you to find the right fit, and may suggest a dry eye consultation or treatment if you’re experiencing symptoms.
Our Specialty Contact Lenses
We offer a variety of contact lens types to suit your eye shape, vision correction needs, and lifestyle. Some of the specialty contact lens options we offer include:
- Multifocals: Like multifocal glasses, these contacts correct both near and far vision, offering a convenient solution for presbyopia.
- Aspherics: Have a varied curvature to provide clear, sharp vision for people with distinct eye aberrations.
- Hybrids: Combine a rigid centre for sharp vision with a soft skirt for a comfortable fit.
- Ortho-k: Temporarily reshape the cornea while you sleep to provide clear vision during the day without glasses or contacts.
- Sclerals: Large-diameter lenses that rest on the white part of your eye (the sclera), for a comfortable fit.
- Torics: These lenses have a special shape to correct astigmatism.
Order Contact Lenses
A contact lens exam is essential to finding the right fit if you are a new contact lens wearer or if you have a new prescription. However, if you have a current prescription or just need a refill, you can order contacts online or give us a call.
Your Comfort & Vision Matter
At Eyecare Plus, we’re committed to providing you with a thorough and caring contact lens fitting. We’ll take the time not only to find the right fit for your eye shape and prescription, but also for your lifestyle preferences and needs.
Let us help you find contact lenses that provide clear vision and comfort. Schedule your contact lens exam with us today!
Frequently Asked Questions About Contact Lens Exams
A contact lens exam is a specialized eye exam that evaluates your vision, eye health, and the shape of your eyes to determine which contact lenses are appropriate for you. Your optometrist will also consider your lifestyle, daily habits, and preferences when recommending lenses.
Yes. A contact lens prescription and fitting need to be evaluated regularly to make sure your lenses continue to provide clear vision and a comfortable, healthy fit. If your prescription is current and you only need a refill, you may be able to order your contacts without having another fitting.
During a contact lens fitting, your optometrist evaluates your eye health and measures the shape of your eyes to determine which lenses are most appropriate. We’ll also discuss your lifestyle and contact lens needs. Once you’ve received your new lenses, Eyecare Plus schedules a one-week follow-up appointment to check the fit and feel.
The length of a contact lens fitting can vary depending on your vision needs, eye health, and the type of lenses being considered. Specialty lenses may require additional measurements or evaluation to find an appropriate fit. Your optometrist will guide you through the process and make sure your lenses are comfortable and provide clear vision.
Eyecare Plus offers a variety of contact lenses, including daily disposable, extended wear, and specialty contact lenses. Specialty options include multifocal, aspheric, hybrid, orthokeratology (Ortho-k), scleral, and toric lenses. Your optometrist can help determine which type is appropriate for your eyes and lifestyle.
Multifocal contact lenses can provide both near and distance vision correction, making them an option for people with presbyopia who would like to reduce their dependence on reading glasses. Your optometrist can evaluate your vision and discuss whether multifocal contacts are a good fit for your needs.
Specialty contact lenses are designed to address specific vision correction or eye shape needs that may not be adequately addressed with standard lenses. Eyecare Plus offers options such as hybrid, scleral, toric, aspheric, multifocal, and Ortho-K lenses. Your optometrist can recommend an option based on your eye health, prescription, and lifestyle.
Yes. Toric contact lenses are specifically designed to correct astigmatism. Their specialized shape helps compensate for the irregular curvature associated with astigmatism and can provide clear vision when properly fitted.
Scleral contact lenses are large-diameter lenses that rest on the white part of the eye, called the sclera, rather than directly on the cornea. They can provide a comfortable fit for certain patients and may be recommended when standard contact lenses aren’t the right option.
Orthokeratology, or ortho-k, uses specially designed contact lenses worn while sleeping to temporarily reshape the cornea. This can provide clearer vision during the day without wearing glasses or traditional contact lenses. Your optometrist can determine whether Ortho-K is appropriate for your eyes and vision needs.
Let your optometrist know if your contacts feel uncomfortable, dry, irritated, or difficult to wear. Discomfort can have several possible causes, including an unsuitable lens fit or dry eye. EyeCare Plus can evaluate your eyes and may recommend a dry eye consultation or treatment if dry eye symptoms are contributing to your discomfort.
If you have a current contact lens prescription and simply need a refill, you may be able to order your contacts online or by phone. If you’re a new contact lens wearer, have a new prescription, or need a new fitting, you’ll need a contact lens exam to determine the appropriate lenses.
Yes. Patients with a current contact lens prescription can order contact lenses online through EyeCare Plus. If you need a new prescription or fitting, schedule a contact lens exam first so your optometrist can determine the appropriate lenses for you.
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Antioch (Hickory Hollow)
- 5323 Mt. View Road
- Antioch, TN 37013-2308
Clarksville
- 2024 Wilma Rudolph Blvd., Suite C
- Clarksville, TN 37040-6879
Hendersonville
- 386 W Main Street, Suite 104
- Hendersonville, TN 37075-3349
IMPORTANT HEALTH COVERAGE TAX DOCUMENTS:
Form 1095-C for the 2025 tax year is available upon request. To request your copy, please contact Eyecare Plus at jennifer@myeyecareplus.com, 615-601-3888, or 419 Memorial Blvd Murfreesboro, TN 37129. Forms will be provided within 30 days of request, or by January 31st, whichever is sooner. This notice remains available through October 15, 2027.