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A contact lens exam focuses on your specific needs, checking your eye shape, tear quality, and cornea health to ensure lenses fit well and feel comfortable. It also watches how lenses affect your eyes during the day to avoid dryness, irritation, or infection.
An eye health exam checks your overall eye condition, looking for problems like glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy before symptoms appear. It uses advanced tools to spot small changes and protect your vision over time.
Together, these exams give a full view of your eye health and vision needs, helping you get the best and safest vision care. Regular check-ups keep your vision clear and your eyes healthy in the long run.
A contact lens exam focuses on your specific needs, checking your eye shape, tear quality, and cornea health to ensure lenses fit well and feel comfortable. It also watches how lenses affect your eyes during the day to avoid dryness, irritation, or infection.
An eye health exam checks your overall eye condition, looking for problems like glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy before symptoms appear. It uses advanced tools to spot small changes and protect your vision over time.
Together, these exams give a full view of your eye health and vision needs, helping you get the best and safest vision care. Regular check-ups keep your vision clear and your eyes healthy in the long run.