Naperville & Plainfield, IL
Contact Lenses
At Vision Care Group, we offer a range of contact lenses in Naperville and Plainfield, IL, to suit different vision needs. By considering your lifestyle, eye health, prescription, and unique eye shape, we can help you find the best contact lenses for your vision requirements.
While traditional soft contact lenses are a popular choice, they may not be suitable for everyone. If you’ve tried contact lenses in the past and they were uncomfortable, it’s possible they weren’t the right ones for you. Dr. Boots has extensive experience in contact lens fittings and can help you find the perfect pair that offers optimal vision and comfort! To ensure a precise fit, we use the Zeiss i.Profiler, which provides detailed mapping of your corneas (the front surface of your eyes). This advanced technology helps us create a highly accurate and personalized prescription, allowing us to recommend contact lenses that fit your eyes comfortably and enhance your vision clarity.
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Contact lenses we offer
We provide a variety of contact lenses to meet specific needs, including:
Orthokeratology (ortho-k)
If you love the idea of clear vision without needing glasses or daytime contact lenses, ortho-k might be for you! These special lenses are worn overnight while you sleep, gently reshaping your cornea so you can see clearly throughout the day.
Rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses
Unlike soft lenses, RGP lenses are made from a firm yet breathable material that allows oxygen to reach your eyes. They provide sharper, more stable vision—especially for people with astigmatism or irregular corneas, like those with keratoconus.
Scleral lenses
If regular contacts don’t feel comfortable due to dry eyes or an irregular cornea, scleral lenses could be the perfect solution.
More about scleral lenses
These large-diameter lenses vault over the cornea and rest on the sclera (the white part of the eye), creating a reservoir of moisture between the lens and the cornea. This helps maintain a constant supply of lubrication, alleviating dry eye symptoms.
Multifocal lenses
Are you tired of switching between different pairs of glasses for reading and distance vision? Multifocal contact lenses provide seamless vision at all distances—near, intermediate, and far. Whether you’re reading a book, working on a computer, or driving, these lenses help your eyes transition smoothly.
Toric lenses
If you have astigmatism, standard contacts might not give you the crisp vision you need. Toric lenses correct the uneven curvature of your cornea, providing stable and clear vision throughout the day.
Monovision
Presbyopia—the natural age-related loss of near vision—doesn’t mean you have to rely on reading glasses. With monovision, one eye is fitted with a lens for distance vision, while the other is corrected for near vision. It may take some time for your brain to adapt, but once it does, monovision can be a great alternative to bifocals or progressive glasses.
Visit us for contact lenses in Naperville or Plainfield
Visit Vision Care Group in Naperville or Plainfield to achieve clear and comfortable vision with lenses tailored just for you. Even if you’ve had difficulties wearing contact lenses in the past, we may be able to find a solution for you. To book a visit, call or text us.