Can I use my old frames to put my new prescription ?

Of course, if your old frames ares still in good condition you will only have to pay for new prescription lenses, and or labwork as needed.

How can I take care of my new eyeglass lenses and keep them from scratching ?

There are many special cleaning liquids in the market, but before applying to your lenses you must first wash the lenses with water,this is in order to remove dust and particles that could scrath the surface of the lens, after that apply the liquid cleaning product and dry as usual with the micro fiber.

Can I sleep with my contact lenses ?

Not all contact lens, but there is a new family of contact lenses manufactured with Silicone Hydrogel which has the advantage of alowing through 6 times more oxygen to the cornea unlike other contact lenses, also making them more comfortableat and less risky for continuous wear.

Catalog of continuous wear contacts

Which are the types of contact lenses ?

- There are only two types of contact lenses: Soft lenses and Rigid gas permeable.

How can I know if I am a good candidate for wearing bifocal contact lenses ?

Just ask your doctor for a pair of testing contact lenses according with your prescription, and see if you qualify or not.

Explanatory Note: Not all ranks (prescriptions) are available in free samples, specific prescriptions are only available by buying the product. We are sorry for not being able help in certain cases. The sample contact lenses are free of charge. Adaptation and assistance are cause of aditional fees and are charged as a normal consultation.

What are Bifocal contact lenses ?

This are designed for people with a condition called presbyopia.

Presbyopia is a vision condition in which the crystalline lens of your eye loses its flexibility, which makes it difficult for you to focus on close, these lenses are very comfortable and provide excellent eye vision for the most common activities, such as reading a menu, a book, view the time or your cell phone.

Catalog of Bifocal contact lenses

What difference exists between (Rigid gas permeable) Contact lenses and (soft) contact lenses?

Rigid gas permeable lenses unlike soft lenses have a more rigid consistency, are less flexible and last longer, the patients eyes can take several weeks to adapt to this type of lenses depending on the tolerance and motivation of the patient, it is not a quick adaptation as with soft contact lenses.

Catalog of Rigid gas permeable lenses