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If you are getting contact lenses for the first time or switching from glasses, you may wonder what happens during a contact lens exam. At your appointment, your optometrist will first make sure contacts are a safe and comfortable option for your eyes. Most patients, including those with dry eye or astigmatism, can successfully wear contacts.
Your doctor will then take precise measurements of your corneas, pupils, and irises, and may assess your tear film to ensure the lenses will fit properly and feel comfortable. No instruments touch your eyes during this process; they simply measure how light reflects from the surface.

If this is your first time getting a prescription and you're planning to use contact lenses, the information on that small sheet of paper can feel confusing at first glance.
Understanding the abbreviations and measurements in your contact lens prescription is key to knowing how your lenses correct your vision. Below, we’ll walk through how to read your prescription and explain the common terms and shorthand you might come across.
Enjoy crisp, comfortable vision with contact lenses from eyecarecenter. Our skilled optometrists provide a seamless experience starting with a comprehensive eye exam that uses advanced diagnostic technology, followed by a customized contact lens fitting and practical guidance on care. Many insurance plans cover our lenses and fitting services. With convenient locations and flexible scheduling, it is easy to find the right contacts to keep your eyes healthy and your sight clear. Schedule your contact lens exam at eyecarecenter today.

If you do not yet have a contact lens prescription, our eye doctors are ready to help with a contact exam and fitting. To schedule your appointment online, follow the steps below:
Browse eyecarecenter locations online to find the clinic closest to you.
Select your location and choose “Schedule an Eye Exam.”
Choose your current eye care insurance plan.
Review the available appointment times in the online scheduler.
Select your preferred doctor and choose a date and time.
Complete the short scheduling form.
You can also call your local eyecarecenter using the phone number listed on the location page if you prefer to make an appointment by phone.


If you are managing poor vision or an eye condition, you can rely on the team at eyecarecenter to help you see more clearly and comfortably with specialty contact lenses. Our doctors use advanced technology during eye exams and have extensive experience fitting custom lenses that can ease symptoms and enhance your vision.
eyecarecenter offers a wide range of specialty contact lenses designed to support healthy vision while addressing specific eye conditions or diseases. Explore your options and schedule an eye exam today to be fitted for the lenses that are right for you.
eyecarecenter has eye care practices throughout North Carolina, staffed with expert optometrists that can help you find the best contacts for your vision needs. Scheduling a contact lens appointment is as easy as search, click, schedule.