Contact Lenses
With today’s prescription contact lenses being more comfortable, convenient and affordable than ever before, there has never been a better time to be fit with contact lenses. New developments in contact lens technology mean more and more people are finding that contact lenses are an easy addition to glasses. Eye Etiquette Optical is committed to taking the time and making the effort to fit you properly from the enormous variety of materials, sizes and colours of contact lenses available. In our experience, the extra time, effort and patience are very worthwhile, both for your ultimate satisfaction and the health of your eyes.
Our goal is to make seeing to be as natural and comfortable as possible for you.
The goal of a contact lens fitting is to find the most appropriate contact lens for your optimal comfort and vision. During your appointment, our licensed contact lens fitter will provide personalized instruction in the safe care and usage of your new lenses. Upon completion of a successful insertion and removal session, you may even begin wearing your contacts that day.
Call 250-474-1941 or use our online booking form today to set up your appointment.
189-2401C Millstream Rd Victoria, BC, V9B 3R5 Canada
info@eyeetiquetteoptical.ca • 250-474-1941
How much is an eye exam? I do not have any insurance coverage. I think it is time to replace my contacts as they are several years old. Also, I have a pair of glasses that I do not like the prescription on and would like them checked, and if necessary, have the lens replaced. Is this possible and what might be the cost?
Hello Roy,
The cost of a basic eye exam is $90, $130 when we are combining it with contact lenses as the exam is more involved. You can certainly use your existing frame and have new lenses replaced into the frame. If there are any issues with the frame we would try to point those out to you ahead of time to make sure we are not putting new lenses into a frame that is too old. The cost of replacement lenses really depends on your prescription and lens design. Once we have a prescription we could give you a better idea on price of lenses, but basic single vision start as low as $100 and go up from there.
Cheers!
Carolin