Contact Lens Fittings in Murray, Utah
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Contact Lenses for Astigmatism, Multifocal Vision and Everyday Comfort
Parker Murri Vision provides contact lens exams and contact lens fittings in Murray, Utah for patients looking for clear, comfortable vision without glasses. Our eye doctors fit a wide range of contact lenses including daily contacts, multifocal lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, and specialty contact lenses for unique vision needs.
Advances in contact lens technology allow many patients with nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and age-related vision changes to successfully wear contact lenses. During your contact lens exam, our team evaluates your prescription, eye health, tear quality, and lifestyle needs to help determine the best lens option for long-term comfort and visual clarity.
Benefits of Contact Lenses
Comfortable Vision Correction Without Glasses
Modern contact lenses provide flexible vision correction options for patients with a wide range of prescriptions and vision needs.
Contact Lenses for Astigmatism
Specialty toric contact lenses help correct astigmatism while providing stable, clear vision throughout the day.
Multifocal Contact Lenses
Multifocal and bifocal contact lenses help patients see clearly at both near and far distances without relying on reading glasses.
Specialty Contact Lenses
Specialty contact lenses are designed for patients with unique vision needs or eye conditions that may not be adequately corrected with traditional soft contact lenses. Options may include rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses and scleral lenses, which can provide improved vision, comfort, and eye health for many patients.
Contact Lens Exams & Fittings
What Happens During a Contact Lens Exam?
A contact lens exam includes more than a standard vision test. During your appointment, our eye doctors evaluate your prescription, corneal shape, tear film quality, and overall eye health to determine which contact lenses may work best for your eyes.
Measurements and testing help ensure proper lens fit, visual clarity, and long-term comfort while reducing the risk of dryness, irritation, or lens movement. Our team may recommend soft contact lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, multifocal lenses, or gas permeable lenses depending on your prescription and lifestyle.
Disposable soft lenses are intended to be discarded and replaced after they have been worn for a certain period of time. This makes them even easier to maintain than regular soft contacts. Many disposable lenses are designed for either replacement every morning, every two weeks or every month. Daily-wear disposables are worn during waking hours only, while extended-wear disposables can be worn during sleep as well. Choice of lens is based upon doctor recommendation and patient need.
Contact Lenses Designed for Your Eyes
At Parker Murri Vision, we provide personalized contact lens exams and fittings for patients seeking clear, comfortable vision without glasses. Whether you wear daily disposable lenses, need multifocal or toric lenses, or have more complex vision needs, our doctors take the time to find the right solution for your eyes.
Our fitting process goes beyond a routine eye exam. We carefully evaluate your eyes and use advanced measurements to determine the lens design that best meets your vision, comfort, and lifestyle needs.
Finding the Right Fit
Every eye is different, and the right contact lens depends on more than your prescription. Our doctors evaluate the shape and curvature of your cornea, tear film, and overall ocular surface to determine which lens design is best suited for your eyes.
For patients who need specialty lenses, these detailed measurements allow us to create a more precise fit while prioritizing comfort, clear vision, and long-term eye health.
SPECIALTY LENS SOLUTIONS
Comfort for Hard-to-Fit Eyes
Many patients have previously been told they cannot wear contact lenses. We specialize in providing custom solutions for complex vision needs. Our team fits scleral lenses that vault completely over the cornea. This advanced design provides incredible comfort and crisp vision for patients managing keratoconus or severe dry eye. You never have to settle for blurry vision or constant discomfort.
SPECIALTY LENS SOLUTIONS
Comfort for Hard-to-Fit Eyes
Many patients have previously been told they cannot wear contact lenses. We specialize in providing custom solutions for complex vision needs. Our team fits scleral lenses that vault completely over the cornea. This advanced design provides incredible comfort and crisp vision for patients managing keratoconus or severe dry eye. You never have to settle for blurry vision or constant discomfort.
CONVENIENT LENS ORDERING
Maximizing Your Vision Benefits
Ordering your contact lenses should be simple and convenient. Our dedicated staff helps you understand and maximize your vision insurance benefits to help reduce your out-of-pocket costs. Whether you need daily disposables, multifocal lenses, or specialty contacts, we make reordering your lenses easy and convenient.
Schedule Your Fitting Today
Experience clear and comfortable vision with our dedicated medical team. Call our office today(opens in new tab) to schedule your comprehensive evaluation and custom fitting.
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Contact Lens Safety & Care
Tips for Healthy Contact Lens Wear
Proper contact lens care is important for maintaining healthy eyes and comfortable vision.
Unless specifically approved for extended wear, contact lenses should be removed before sleeping to reduce the risk of irritation and infection.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common Questions About Daily Wear
Can I sleep in my lenses?
Unless your eye doctor specifically tells you otherwise, you should remove your contact lenses before going to sleep. Sleeping in contact lenses can reduce oxygen reaching your cornea and increase your risk of eye infections and corneal ulcers. Following your recommended wearing schedule and proper lens care helps protect your eyes and maintain healthy vision.