Contact Lens Fittings: Finding the Perfect Lenses for Your Eyes

If you have ever struggled with glasses slipping down your nose or fogging up at inconvenient moments, you may be considering contact lenses as an alternative. Contacts offer convenience, clear vision, and freedom from frames, but finding the right pair is not as simple as selecting a prescription. At Marshall EyeCare, we offer comprehensive contact lens fittings to help you find the perfect lenses for your lifestyle and vision needs.


Why Is a Contact Lens Fitting Important?

Unlike eyeglasses, which sit a short distance from your eyes, contact lenses rest directly on your cornea. This means factors like eye shape, tear production, and overall eye health play a significant role in determining the best fit. A proper contact lens fitting ensures:


•          Optimal Vision Correction – The right lens type and power provide clear, sharp vision.


•          Comfortable Wear – A well-fitting lens should feel natural, without irritation or dryness.


•          Healthy Eyes – An improper fit can lead to discomfort, redness, infections, or even long-term eye damage.


A contact lens fitting at Marshall EyeCare involves several steps to assess your eye health and determine the best lenses for your vision needs.


Comprehensive Eye Exam

Before a fitting, your optometrist will conduct a routine eye exam to check your overall eye health and update your prescription. This helps rule out any conditions that might affect contact lens wear, such as dry eye syndrome, allergies, or corneal irregularities.


Measurements for a Perfect Fit

Unlike glasses, contact lenses require precise measurements to fit comfortably and effectively. Some of the key measurements taken during your fitting include:


•          Corneal Curvature – Using a keratometer or corneal topographer, we measure the shape of your cornea to determine the best lens curvature.


•          Pupil and Iris Size – This ensures your lenses provide proper coverage and comfort.


•          Tear Film Evaluation – If you have dry eyes, we may recommend moisture-rich lenses or treatment options.


Lens Type Selection

There is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to contact lenses. We take into account your lifestyle, visual needs, and eye health to recommend the best lens type for you:


•          Soft Contact Lenses – Comfortable for daily wear and available in daily, bi-weekly, and monthly disposables.


•          Rigid Gas Permeable (RGP) Lenses – Provide sharper vision for conditions like astigmatism or keratoconus.


•          Toric Lenses – Designed specifically for astigmatism, ensuring stable vision.


Trial Lenses and Follow-Up Appointments

Once we determine the best lenses for you, a trial pair will be provided to test. We will evaluate:


•          Fit and Comfort – The lenses should move properly with your eye without causing irritation.


•          Vision Quality – Your vision should be clear and stable without blurriness.


•          Eye Health – Your eyes should remain moist and irritation-free throughout the day.


A follow-up visit allows us to make any necessary adjustments to ensure the best fit before finalizing your prescription.


Ready to Make the Switch to Contacts?

Whether you need daily disposables, toric lenses for astigmatism, or specialty contacts, we are here to help you find the perfect fit.


Schedule your contact lens fitting with Marshall EyeCare and experience the comfort and clarity of properly fitted contact lenses. Visit our office in Aberdeen, New Jersey, or call (732) 837-0988 to book an appointment today.

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