Types of Contact Lenses in Elkton and Clarksville

Here at Sites Vision Clinic, we offer multiple types of contact lenses in Elkton and Clarksville for vision correction. Our optometrists want to help you find the right contacts for your needs.

Types of Contacts Offered By Your Clarksville Optometrist & Your Elkton Optometrist

Our Clarksville optometrists and our Elkton optometrists both offer contact lenses for a variety of refractive errors and eye conditions. We can even help you find a pair of contacts if you have dry eyes.

• Conventional Lenses - Conventional lenses come in a vial and are designed to be worn daily for up to a year.

• Disposable Contacts - Disposable contact lenses are thrown away at night, and a new pair is inserted in the morning.

• Extended Wear Contacts - Extended wear soft contact lenses are designed to be worn 24-hours a day for a certain number of days.

• Gas Permeable Lenses - Gas permeable lenses are hard contact lenses that are made from a rigid material that does not bend. These may be a good option if you have dry eyes.

• Multifocal Lenses - Multifocal lenses are contacts that can be purchased in bifocal and trifocal prescriptions.

• Spherical Contacts - Spherical contact lenses are soft lenses that are used to correct certain refractive errors, including mild astigmatisms, myopia and hyperopia.

• Tinted Lenses - Contacts can be tinted in order to make them easier to see or colored in order to temporarily give you a different eye color while you wear the lenses.

• Toric Contacts - Toric contacts are soft contacts that are designed to be worn by individuals with an astigmatism.

Contact Brands Offered by our Clarksville and Elkton Optometrists

Our Clarksville and Elkton optometrists are proud to offer contacts in a variety of well-known brands, including Acuvue, Cooper Vision, Oasys, Proclear and Vistakon. We can also order lenses from Air Optix, Bifonity, Ciba, Freshlook and Night & Day.

To schedule a contact lens appointment with one of our optometrists, call us at the office most convenient for you!

Which type of contacts do you prefer?