Contact lens care begins with a careful medical evaluation of your eyes, not just a prescription check. At Eye Rx - Stone Ridge, we assess vision needs, eye health, and lens performance to support clear, comfortable vision that fits safely into your long-term eye health plan.
Contact Lenses Matched to Your Eyes and Lifestyle
We provide contact lens exams for new and experienced wearers, from busy adults to children and teens in myopia management programs. During your visit, we discuss how often you plan to wear lenses, your screen use, comfort concerns, and any past issues, so recommendations fit real daily routines.
What Happens at a Contact Lens Exam
A contact lens exam includes a detailed assessment of vision and eye health, along with a review of your medical and contact lens history. Our eye doctor evaluates how your eyes respond to lenses, assesses comfort, and confirms that contact lens wear is appropriate and safe.
For patients new to contact lenses, we provide guidance on insertion, removal, hygiene, and wear schedules. For established wearers, we address comfort changes, dryness, or reduced wearing time and fine-tune the fit when needed.
Specialty Contact Lenses for More Complex Needs
A contact lens exam includes a detailed assessment of vision and eye health, along with a review of your medical and contact lens history. Our eye doctor evaluates how your eyes respond to lenses, assesses comfort, and confirms that contact lens wear is appropriate and safe.
For patients new to contact lenses, we provide guidance on insertion, removal, hygiene, and wear schedules. For established wearers, we address comfort changes, dryness, or reduced wearing time and fine-tune the fit when needed.
Myopia Management and Contact Lens Options
Contact lenses may also play a role in myopia management for children and teens. For families navigating myopia progression, we explain whether contact lens-based options are appropriate and how they fit into a structured care plan.
Myopia management options offered at Eye Rx - Stone Ridge include Orthokeratology, specialty contact lenses, MiSight®, and Stellest® lenses. Recommendations are based on prescription, eye health, and readiness for responsible wear and care.
Whether you are trying contact lenses for the first time, experiencing discomfort with your current lenses, or exploring options for myopia management, our team is here to help. We provide medically focused care, clear explanations, and follow-up designed to support both comfort and long-term eye health.