Contact lenses should work with your eyes and your everyday life. At The Eye Care Studio, Dr. Ame Cline offers a range of contact lens options for different prescriptions, ages, and visual needs.
More ways to see clearly
Contact Lenses in Delaware, Ohio
Clear Vision Has Options
Contact Lenses for Your Eyes & Lifestyle
There’s no single contact lens that works best for everyone. Your prescription, eye health, daily routine, and how you like to wear your contacts all matter. The Eye Care Studio offers a range of soft contact lenses, from convenient daily disposables to options for multifocal vision and astigmatism.
What We Offer
Types of Contact Lenses
Our Delaware optometrist can help you explore your options and find lenses that balance the clear vision you need with the comfort and convenience you want.
Daily Disposable Contact Lenses
You start each day with a new pair and throw them away when you’re finished, eliminating the need for nightly cleaning or storage. Daily disposables can be a convenient choice for busy schedules, travel, sports, occasional contact lens wear, or anyone who appreciates a simple routine.
Multifocal Contact Lenses
If your near vision has begun to change with age, contact lenses may still be an option. Multifocal contacts incorporate different focusing powers into the lens to help provide functional vision across multiple distances. Finding the right multifocal lens can take some fine-tuning.
Toric Lenses for Astigmatism
Having astigmatism doesn’t automatically mean contact lenses are off the table. Toric contact lenses provide vision correction for astigmatism while remaining properly positioned on the eye. The Eye Care Studio offers options for different levels of astigmatism.
Toric Multifocal Contact Lenses
Some patients need correction for astigmatism and changes in near vision. Toric multifocal lenses combine these capabilities in a single contact lens. These lenses require particularly thoughtful selection and fitting. Dr. Cline has experience working with challenging soft-lens cases.
It Start with a Great Fit
Contact Lens Exams & Fittings
Choosing a contact lens is only part of the process. Because contacts sit directly on your eyes, they require a separate evaluation and prescription to make sure the lens fits appropriately and provides the vision you need.
During a contact lens exam, Dr. Cline evaluates your eyes, prescription, and contact lens needs before recommending appropriate options. First-time wearer? We can also help you get comfortable with the process of wearing and caring for your lenses.
Something Doesn't Feel Right
What If Your Contact Lenses Aren’t Working Anymore?
Contact lenses that once worked well can become uncomfortable or stop providing the vision you expect. Your prescription may have changed, your visual needs may be different, or the lens itself may no longer be the best option.
If your contacts feel uncomfortable, your vision fluctuates, or you haven’t been happy with previous soft lenses, bring those concerns to us. Dr. Cline frequently works with patients who have more challenging soft-lens needs and can evaluate whether another lens design or approach may provide a better experience.
