Contact Lens Fitting & Disposable Contact Lenses from Eyecatchers Optometrists

Contact Lens Fitting Specialists

If you have ever wondered whether contact lenses are right for you, a one-day contact lens trial may provide the answer.

If you have had a recent eye examination, and your prescription is suitable, contact lenses can be fitted for a full-day trial.
Contact Eyecatchers and make an appointment for a free trial fitting now.

Eyecatchers Optometrists provide this no obligation, free trial fitting, that allows you to:

feel how comfortable modern silicon hydrogel soft contact lenses are to wear.
see how clear your vision can be with contact lenses.
experience and enjoy the freedom of perfect vision without the hindrance of spectacles.
find out whether contact lenses are for you, no cost, risk free, following your recent eye examination.

At Eyecatchers our optometrists keep up to date with the latest contact lens prescribing trends worldwide.
We utilise lenses manufactured from modern silicon hydrogel materials, and incorporating the very latest designs.

Hi-tech silicon hydrogel lenses allow atmospheric oxygen to pass freely through the lens material. This enables your eyes to breathe better, and results in much healthier eyes and a much more comfortable, and extended contact lens wearing experience.
Silicon hydrogel lenses also significantly reduce the risk of corneal infection, especially when these lenses are worn for extended periods of time, or for overnight wear.

Other Contact Lens Specialties and Services:

Toric contact lenses for the correction of astigmatism
Multifocal contact lenses and monovision correction so there is no need to wear reading glasses over the top of your contact lenses.
Lenses for extended wear and overnight wear and lenses for patients where continuous wear is a requirement.
Rigid gas permeable (RGP) hard contact lens fitting
A specialist KERATOCONUS fitting service which includes the latest Medmont corneal mapping equipment for accurate diagnosis and monitoring of changes in corneal shape, and state-of-the-art contact lens design and fitting utilising digital slit-lamp photography.