Rigid gas permeable (RGB) lenses are made of a durable type of plastic that allows oxygen to pass through the lens to the cornea. Unlike soft contact lenses, RGB lenses hold their shape even when you blink, providing sharper and clearer vision.  

RGB lenses are ideal for people with moderate to severe astigmatism, keratoconus, corneal scarring, or any other condition that affects the shape of the cornea. 

Multifocal contact lenses provide clear vision at all distances, eliminating the need for reading glasses or multiple pairs of glasses. The bottom portion of the lens is optimized for close-up tasks, while the top part is for distance vision.  

Multifocal lenses are a great option for anyone who needs multiple prescriptions, especially people with presbyopia, a condition that affects close-up vision as we age. 

Monovision is a contact lens solution where one eye is corrected for distance vision and the other for near vision. This option is ideal for individuals with presbyopia who want to avoid wearing reading glasses or having to carry around multiple pairs of glasses.  

Toric contact lenses are designed to fit securely on the eye and correct astigmatism. Unlike a normal cornea, which is shaped like a basketball, astigmatic eyes have a more football-shaped cornea. This irregular shape makes it hard for light to focus properly on the retina, causing blurry or distorted vision. Toric lenses have a unique shape that compensates for this uneven curvature, providing clearer, sharper vision. 

Colored contact lenses let you change or enhance your eye color while still providing clear vision. Whether you want a bold new look or a subtle change, cosmetic contact lenses come in prescription and non-corrective options.  

Even if you don’t need vision correction, you’ll still need a valid contact lens prescription. That’s because all contact lenses, colored or not, are medical devices that must fit your eyes properly to avoid irritation or potential damage.