Contact lenses in West Virginia
Optometrists in West Virginia who fit contact lenses. A fitting is separate from a glasses exam — it measures corneal curvature and checks how the lens sits and moves on your eye.
207 listings in West Virginia.
Also searched as: contacts, contact lens exams, contact lens fittings, soft and RGP lenses.
Practices in West Virginia
Loraine Thomas Eyewear
Loraine Thomas Eyewear
Lucky Eyecare
Lucky Eyecare
Lucky Eyecare
MVA Health (Monongahela Valley Association of Health Centers) - Fairmont
Mark J. Cinalli OD Faao
Martinsburg Family Eye Care
Matt Weaver OD Inside Eyemart Express
Med Surg Eye Care
Melissa A Diamond OD
Michael L. Harris MD.Ltd
Monongalia Eye Clinic
Morgantown Eye Associates
Mountaineer Vision Center
Murray Murray & Groves
MyEyeDr
MyEyeDr
MyEyeDr
MyEyeDr
MyEyeDr
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Questions people ask
Do I need a separate exam for contact lenses?
Yes. A contact lens fitting is billed on top of a comprehensive eye exam because it requires extra measurements and a follow-up to verify fit. Vision plans often cover part of it as a 'contact lens fit and follow-up' benefit.
How much does a contact lens fitting cost?
Commonly $30 to $75 for a standard spherical fitting and $100 to $250 for specialty lenses such as toric, multifocal, scleral or keratoconus fits. Confirm with the practice.
Can I get contacts the same day as my exam?
Often yes for common prescriptions — most practices keep trial lenses in stock. Toric, multifocal and high powers are usually ordered.
How long is a contact lens prescription valid?
Typically one year in the United States. Under the FTC Contact Lens Rule your prescriber must give you a copy automatically, and you may buy your lenses anywhere.
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