Myopia, more commonly known as nearsightedness, is one of the most common vision problems in the world—especially among people under the age of 40. Myopia allows you to be able […]...
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“I’m not getting results with these standard contact lenses. What other options do I have?” At Weston Contact Lens Institute, questions such as this are often what we hear from […]...
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When prescribed correctly, fitted correctly, and cared for correctly, contact lenses can provide clear and comfortable vision. Unfortunately, not every contact lens wearer achieves this happy balance initially. On the […]...
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Nearly five million Americans over the age of 50 suffer from dry eye syndrome. These patients complain of eyes that are dry, itchy, irritated, and sometimes downright painful. Eyedrops and artificial […]...
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At the Weston Contact Lens Institutes, scleral contact lenses are among our top specialties. For conditions ranging from dry eye syndrome and chemical burns to Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and corneal transplant recovery, scleral […]...
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