Do you play sport? Want to socialise without worrying about glasses? Have multiple pairs of sunglasses but can’t see through them? Contact lenses can be a versatile and convenient alternative to wearing glasses.
Have you ever been told you can’t wear contact lenses? See us for professional advice, as you may be pleasantly surprised.
Contact Lenses
Types of Contact Lenses
Contact lenses free you from the constant awareness of glasses, and provide you with a wider field of vision. New technology means contact lenses are now clearer, more comfortable, more sustainable, and more convenient than ever.
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Single-use contact lenses are the most hygienic option - wear them for the day, then throw them away. We use brands that are environmentally conscious.
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Daily use lenses that last up to 14 or 30 wears. If worn every day, these can be more cost effective than single use lenses.
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Yes, these exist! Designed for the presbyopic population who need different powers depending on the focal length.
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Astigmatism means your cornea has different curvatures. There are contact lenses to correct this, which range from disposable and soft to rigid custom made.
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There is no age that is “too young” for contact lenses, especially if they can help to slow down the progression of myopia.
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These are also known as “hard” contact lenses, and are custom made to suit your visual needs. Depending on your prescription, you can usually achieve clearer vision with hard lenses.
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A large diameter hard contact lens that is custom made to suit your visual needs. These are very comfortable when fitted correctly, and are useful for irregular corneas and very high prescriptions.
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Corrects your vision while you sleep, so you don’t need to wear glasses or contact lenses during the day - magic!
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There are contact lenses that can change the appearance of your iris colour whilst wearing them. Some of these options can be very harmful to your eye health, so if you are interested, we recommend a discussion with your Optometrist first.
I’m interested! What next?
Book an appointment with one of our Optometrists, advise us you are interested in wearing contact lenses, and we will take it from there!
Our contact Lens fitting process also covers insertion, removal and hygiene procedures. It also includes all trial contact lenses, trial solutions and follow-up aftercare appointments.
Need more contact lenses?
If you’ve completed your initial appointment and examination and need more contact lenses, simply fill in our Contact Lens Order Form below to order more.
We also offer delivery if you can’t call in to collect your order. Simply add your postal details and we’ll get them sent out via Australia Post or Direct-to-Patient Express.