Eye examinations vary based on age; for those 6 to 60, an exam every one to two year is fine. Those over 60 should have annual examination.

Some contact lenses are approved for up to 7 days of continuous wear, but not all people can tolerate that amount of time. It is important to speak to one of our contact lens professionals to determine if you can use lenses on an "extended wear" basis.

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Most glasses are ready in 48 hours. We do have a ‘rush service’ available guaranteeing glasses within 24 hours. If you need glasses in a hurry, let us know; we’ll do everything we can to get them to you!

When images focus on different points in front or behind your retina, images both near or far may appear blurry. This condition is astigmatism. When astigmatism is combined with hyperopia (farsightedness), it is called hyperopic astigmatism. When combined with myopia (nearsightedness), it is called myopic astigmatism. Mixed astigmatism occurs when the astigmatism is both hyperopic and myopic - or when the eye has characteristics of both nearsightedness and farsightedness.

When you have more trouble seeing close-up images clearly, you have hyperopia. If you have hyperopia, light rays from distant images focus behind the retina. Hyperopia can also occur in combination with astigmatism.