Contact Lens Exams in Sandy Springs

Are you thinking about making the switch from glasses to contact lenses? If so, then you may be wondering what types of contacts are right for you. Or perhaps you're wondering if you'll even be able to wear contacts comfortably due to an ocular condition. Here at Eye 1st Vision Center in Sandy Springs, we can conduct a contact lens exam to help you find out the answers to these questions.

Why Schedule a Contact Lens Exam?

A contact lens exam is highly recommended for anybody who's thinking about switching to contact lenses or even wearing them on a part-time basis. By having a contact lens exam done, you can determine whether or not you're a good candidate for wearing contacts or if you may need specialty contacts. Furthermore, with a contact lens exam, our Sandy Springs optometrist can assess your eyes, ask you questions about your lifestyle, and ultimately make a recommendation on a specific brand or type of contacts that will make the transition as easy on you as possible.

What to Expect From a Contact Lens Exam

So, what will happen during your contact lens exam? For starters, our Sandy Springs optometrist will perform a visual acuity test, which will help pinpoint cases of nearsightedness, farsightedness, and other factors that could affect your contact lens recommendation. 

Following your vision test, our Sandy Springs optometrist will take the time to get to know your lifestyle so he can make a recommendation on the right type of lenses to suit your needs. For example, if you tend to be forgetful or lose things easily, then disposable daily contacts may be the best option for you.

Contact Our Sandy Springs Optometry Team Today

If you're curious to learn more about contact lenses or would like to schedule an appointment for an exam, be sure to contact our Sandy Springs optometry team today at Eye 1st Vision Center. You can reach our office at 404-252-1702, and our friendly staff would be happy to help you find an appointment date and time that suits your busy schedule.

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