Contacts for Special Needs

Your Pearle Vision eyecare provider can determine whether your eyes require corrective lenses. Some corrective lens examples include:

Lenses for Astigmatism

People with astigmatism can also enjoy the freedom of contact lenses. Ask your Pearle Vision independent Doctor of Optometry about Bausch & Lomb^® or ACUVUE^® contact lenses for astigmatism.

Lenses to Treat Presbyopia (Progressives, Bifocals and Monovision)

The natural aging of the eye means most people over 40 begin to experience difficulty focusing on close objects, a condition called presbyopia. Soft contact lenses are available in progressive and bifocal prescriptions. Ask your independent Doctor of Optometry at Pearle Vision about Bausch & Lomb PureVision Multifocal and Cooper Vision Proclear Multifocal.

Some people may find monovision contacts as a viable alternative to bifocals. Your independent Doctor of Optometry at Pearle Vision may fit your dominant eye to correct your distance sight and correct the other eye for near-focus vision. With little adjustment, your brain determines which eye works for what you are viewing!