A Lens Designed
For the Way You Live

Different strokes for different folks — and the same is true for lenses. Whatever your work, hobbies or daily demands, there’s very likely a specialty lens made to fit them.

SPECIALTY LENSES

Comfortable Vision for Unique Visual Needs

Not everyone can achieve clear, comfortable vision with traditional contact lenses. Specialty contact lenses are designed to address specific vision and eye-care needs and can provide an alternative for patients who have struggled with standard contacts.

Our practice offers specialty contact lens options, including Neurolens® and scleral contact lenses, to help patients find a solution that fits their individual visual needs.

Whether you’re experiencing discomfort with traditional contacts, have an irregular cornea, or are looking for an advanced lens option, we can evaluate your eyes and determine whether specialty contact lenses may be right for you.

Neurolens®

A Different Approach to Comfortable Vision

Neurolens® contact lenses are designed with a unique contoured prism that may help address certain visual conditions associated with eye alignment.

Some patients may experience symptoms such as:

Neurolens® lenses are designed to incorporate contoured prism into the lens to help reduce the amount of effort required for the eyes to maintain comfortable alignment.

If you regularly experience visual discomfort, especially during extended periods of reading, computer use, or screen time, ask us whether Neurolens® may be an appropriate option for you.

Scleral Contact Lenses

Advanced Comfort and Vision for Challenging Eyes

Scleral contact lenses are large-diameter gas-permeable lenses that rest on the white part of the eye rather than directly on the cornea.

Unlike traditional contact lenses, scleral lenses create a fluid reservoir between the lens and the surface of the eye. This can provide a smooth optical surface while also helping maintain moisture over the cornea.

Scleral lenses may be an option for patients with certain corneal conditions or those who have difficulty achieving clear, comfortable vision with traditional contact lenses.

Who May Benefit From Scleral Lenses?

Scleral lenses may be considered for patients with:

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THE RANGE OF SPECIALTY LENSES

More Ways to See Clearly

If traditional contact lenses haven’t provided the comfort or vision you need, you may have other options.

Schedule a specialty contact lens evaluation to learn whether Neurolens®, scleral contact lenses, or another specialty lens option may be right for you.

Computer & Office Lenses

Multiple zones tuned for screen, desk and distance to ease all-day screen fatigue.

Double D-Segment

Distance vision plus top and bottom reading zones for overhead trades and pilots.

Progressive Lenses

A seamless, no-line transition from distance to reading, all in a single lens.

High-Index Lenses

Thinner, lighter lenses for stronger prescriptions — and a slimmer, better look.

Anti-Reflective & Blue-Light

Coatings that cut glare and screen strain for clearer, more comfortable vision.

Polarized & Photochromic

Sun-ready lenses that cut outdoor glare or adapt from clear to tinted in daylight.

Let's Find the Right Lens for You

Tell us about your day and we’ll match you with lenses made to fit it. Book a visit at any of our three Eastern Georgia locations.

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