Choosing the right contact lenses is not a one-size-fits-all process. At OptiCore Eye Group, we look at your prescription, eye health, lifestyle, and comfort needs before recommending a lens type. Our doctors offer contact lens exams and fittings as part of our services, helping patients find lenses that support clear, comfortable vision.
 

It Starts with a Contact Lens Exam

A contact lens exam is more detailed than a standard vision exam. We evaluate your vision needs, take measurements of your eyes, and assess how your tears and corneal surface may affect lens wear. This helps us determine not just whether you can wear contacts, but which type is most likely to fit well and feel comfortable.
 

Your Prescription Matters

The best contact lens type depends heavily on your prescription. Some patients do well with standard soft lenses for nearsightedness or farsightedness. Others may need toric lenses for astigmatism or multifocal lenses for presbyopia. If your prescription is more complex, we may recommend RGP lenses designed for sharper, more stable vision.
 

Your Eye Health Plays a Big Role

Healthy eyes are essential for successful contact lens wear. Dry eye symptoms, allergies, corneal irregularities, and other ocular surface concerns can affect which lenses work best. If your eyes need more support, we may recommend lenses with specific materials or replacement schedules that offer a better fit and improved comfort.
 

We Consider Your Lifestyle

Your daily routine is just as important as your prescription. We help match lenses to how you actually live.

•          Daily disposable lenses may be ideal for convenience and hygiene

•          Monthly or biweekly lenses can work well for regular wearers

•          Multifocal lenses may help patients who want freedom from reading glasses
 

Trial Lenses Help Us Refine the Fit

Even when a lens looks right on paper, the real test is how it performs on your eyes. Trial lenses let us evaluate fit, movement, comfort, and visual clarity. If needed, we make adjustments until we find the lens type that gives you the best balance of vision and comfort.
 

Ongoing Follow-Up Helps Protect Your Eyes

The right contact lenses should continue to work well over time. Follow-up visits allow us to monitor lens fit, check your eye health, and make updates if your vision or comfort changes. Our goal is to help you wear contact lenses safely while maintaining healthy eyes for the long term.

Contact OptiCore Eye Group to schedule your contact lens exam and find the best contact lens type for your eyes. Visit our office in Chino, Redlands, Fontana, Riverside, Rancho Cucamonga, Brea, or Buena Park, California, or call (866) 202-2221 to book an appointment today.