Specialty
Contact Lenses
At Kennedy Vision Health Center, we commit ourselves to fully understanding your vision needs — it’s the first step in providing the contact lenses that work best for you. Our team will use your contact lens prescription, medical history, and your input to set you up with the perfect specialty eyewear to preserve your sight and eye health!
Do You Struggle with Standard Contacts? Try Specialty Lenses
Contact Lens Exams and Fittings
We provide dedicated contact lens exams to gather thorough information about your eyes and make informed decisions about your contact lens solutions. We’re sure to catch any front-of-eye conditions and ensure that your overall eye health is considered. And to prevent subpar vision caused by ill-fitting contacts, we provide you with a personalized fitting process to be certain your lenses have the comfortable feel and function you need! For more tips and advice on contact lens insertion and removal, click here.
- Our Lens Options
- Our Multifocal Soft Lenses
- Our RGP Lenses
- Our Scleral Lenses
- Our Astigmatism Lenses
- Our Lenses for Myopia
Our Lens Options
Our wide range of specialty lenses offers advanced vision correction without the dependence on glasses, and can even help manage certain eye conditions.
Our Multifocal Soft Lenses
Different from typical, single-focus soft lenses, multifocals provide different focusing powers within a single lens, such as distance vision at the top of the lens and near vision at the bottom. These can correct for a wide variety of vision prescriptions and issues, including presbyopia (age-related farsightedness).
Our RGP Lenses
Different from standard soft contacts, rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses allow more to pass through them, which helps with certain cornea conditions. These individually customized lenses also adhere more closely to the eye’s surface, providing even better visual acuity, contrast, focusing power, and overall sharper vision correction.
Our Scleral Lenses
These lenses are a great choice for people whose sensitive or diseased corneas don’t allow direct contact. Scleral lenses arc over the entire front of the eye while resting on the eye’s whites, or sclera. They also help patients with dry eye and related conditions, retaining moisture and providing protection from wind and dust.
Our Astigmatism Lenses
Astigmatism occurs when your cornea is football-shaped instead of round, and severe cases need specialized solutions. For this, we offer toric lenses that adhere to your unique corneal shape. These lenses provide both horizontal and vertical focusing ability, accounting for all manner of astigmatism prescriptions.
Our Lenses for Myopia
As part of our customizable myopia management programs, we offer industry-leading innovations that can help slow its progression and provide clear sight. Ortho-k and MiSight® lenses slow myopia’s development by adjusting the shape of the cornea overnight or reducing damaging eye strain — and we’ll take the time to choose the best solution for your child.
Our Lens Options
Our Lens Options
Our wide range of specialty lenses offers advanced vision correction without the dependence on glasses, and can even help manage certain eye conditions.
Our Multifocal Soft Lenses
Our Multifocal Soft Lenses
Different from typical, single-focus soft lenses, multifocals provide different focusing powers within a single lens, such as distance vision at the top of the lens and near vision at the bottom. These can correct for a wide variety of vision prescriptions and issues, including presbyopia (age-related farsightedness).
Our RGP Lenses
Our RGP Lenses
Different from standard soft contacts, rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses allow more to pass through them, which helps with certain cornea conditions. These individually customized lenses also adhere more closely to the eye’s surface, providing even better visual acuity, contrast, focusing power, and overall sharper vision correction.
Our Scleral Lenses
Our Scleral Lenses
These lenses are a great choice for people whose sensitive or diseased corneas don’t allow direct contact. Scleral lenses arc over the entire front of the eye while resting on the eye’s whites, or sclera. They also help patients with dry eye and related conditions, retaining moisture and providing protection from wind and dust.
Our Astigmatism Lenses
Our Astigmatism Lenses
Astigmatism occurs when your cornea is football-shaped instead of round, and severe cases need specialized solutions. For this, we offer toric lenses that adhere to your unique corneal shape. These lenses provide both horizontal and vertical focusing ability, accounting for all manner of astigmatism prescriptions.
Our Lenses for Myopia
Our Lenses for Myopia
As part of our customizable myopia management programs, we offer industry-leading innovations that can help slow its progression and provide clear sight. Ortho-k and MiSight® lenses slow myopia’s development by adjusting the shape of the cornea overnight or reducing damaging eye strain — and we’ll take the time to choose the best solution for your child.
Choose Kennedy Vision Health Center for Specialty Contact Lenses
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