At Dr. C. Vision Care, we offer a wide range of contact lenses in Pensacola to address various eye conditions. Whether you’re looking for traditional soft contact lenses or something more specialized, we have options specifically designed to meet your needs. 

Getting started with contact lenses 

All contact lenses require a current contact lens prescription. A contact lens prescription is separate from a glasses prescription and includes measurements specific to lens fit, curvature, and diameter. 

Before you can get fitted for contacts, one of our doctors will perform a contact lens exam, which includes a full eye health evaluation along with the fitting measurements needed to identify the right lens for your eyes. If you’re new to contacts or switching lens types, a contact lens exam will ensure your contacts are safe, comfortable, and tailored specifically to your eyes. 

Specialty contact lenses 

At Dr. C. Vision Care, we offer a range of specialty contact lenses in Pensacola, Florida, to meet the unique needs of our patients. If you’ve had trouble with traditional soft contact lenses due to an eye condition, specialty contact lenses may be a better option. Specialty contact lenses can enhance vision and provide a more comfortable and stable fit for complex vision needs.

Our eye doctors have extensive experience in fitting patients with custom-designed lenses such as rigid gas permeable lenses (ideal for those with high astigmatism or keratoconus) and toric lenses for astigmatism. We can also prescribe cosmetic contact lenses to change or enhance the color of your eyes and prosthetic lenses to improve the appearance of an eye disfigured from a birth defect, trauma, or eye disease. 

Contact lenses for presbyopia

If you’re over 40 and suddenly struggling to read the small print on menus or your phone, you may be experiencing presbyopia. This is a normal age-related change that happens as the lens of your eye loses flexibility, making it harder to focus on close-up objects.

At Dr. C. Vision Care, we offer contact lenses for presbyopia to ensure you have clear vision for all your activities. Monovision contact lenses correct one eye for distance and the other for near vision, while multifocal lenses include multiple prescription strengths in the same lens for near, intermediate, and far distance correction.

Contact lenses for kids and teens

Contact lenses can be a great option for children and teenagers who play sports, dislike how they look in glasses, or prefer the convenience of contacts. Research shows that kids as young as 8–12 can successfully wear and care for contact lenses when they’re motivated and responsible.

We work with younger patients until they feel comfortable handling their contact lenses and understand how to care for them safely each day. If your child is interested in contact lenses, schedule a pediatric eye exam and we’ll help determine whether contacts are a good option for them.

Are you searching for contact lenses near you?

When you visit Dr. C. Vision Care for a contact lens exam, we take the time to understand your vision needs and lifestyle. We’ll conduct a thorough exam to determine the best contact lenses for you, whether you’re looking for convenient daily lenses or need to address a complex eye condition. Schedule an appointment today to find the best contact lenses for your eyes!