Treatment
Contact Lenses
Thin lenses worn on the surface of the eye to correct vision, available in soft and rigid types.
Also called: contacts, soft contacts, daily contacts, toric lenses, rigid gas permeable lenses
Who Can Help with Contact Lenses?
- Optometrists
An eye doctor who performs eye exams, prescribes glasses and contact lenses, and treats many common eye conditions.
- Opticians
A professional who fits and sells eyeglasses and contact lenses based on a prescription from an eye doctor.
- Ophthalmologists
A physician who diagnoses and treats eye diseases and performs eye surgery, including cataract, glaucoma and retina care.
Where Practices List Contact Lenses
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Hattiesburg, MS (364)
- Chicago, IL (211)
- Boston, MA (182)
- Brookfield, WI (178)
- New York, NY (165)
- Lawrence, MA (144)
- Houston, TX (143)
- Honolulu, HI (135)
- Brooklyn, NY (116)
- Livingston, NJ (114)
- Philadelphia, PA (99)
- Portland, OR (89)
- Scranton, PA (89)
- Erie, PA (82)
- Providence, RI (78)
- Austin, TX (75)
- Gilbert, AZ (75)
- Missoula, MT (68)
- Indianapolis, IN (67)
- Princeton, NJ (67)
- Charlotte, NC (65)
- Wheaton, IL (65)
- Grand Rapids, MI (64)
- Fort Wayne, IN (62)
- Nashville, TN (62)
- Pasadena, CA (62)
- Walnut Creek, CA (60)
- Franklin, WI (57)
- Spokane, WA (53)
- Daly City, CA (52)
- Phoenix, AZ (52)
- Torrance, CA (48)
- Katy, TX (47)
- Miami, FL (44)
- San Jose, CA (44)
- Albuquerque, NM (42)
- Lansing, MI (42)
- Las Vegas, NV (42)
- San Francisco, CA (42)
- Ventura, CA (41)
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General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about contact lenses and what is right for you.