Yes, there are contact lenses for correcting nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and presbyopia. To learn about your options, book an appointment with your eye care professional.

Yes, it is generally possible to wear contact lenses even if you have dry or sensitive eyes. Thanks to technological advances, contact lenses are now designed to facilitate the adaptation period. However, exceptions exist, and an evaluation is essential to ensure the health of your eyes and meet your specific needs. Some contact lenses also incorporate cutting-edge technologies that mimic the eye's natural tears, ensuring optimal hydration and prolonged comfort. To explore options that may work for you, we recommend booking a clinic appointment.

Yes, children can wear contact lenses. Since a contact lens is applied directly to the cornea, your child needs to be mature enough to handle them properly and must understand that wearing contact lenses offers several benefits, but certain instructions must be followed to maintain eye and vision health. 1-day contact lenses are often a preferred option for parents and children as they require no maintenance routine. To assess whether your child is ready to wear contact lenses and to determine the best product for their visual needs and lifestyle, consult your optometrist.

The cost of contact lenses can vary depending on the chosen product, frequency of wear (daily, bi-weekly, monthly), correction, and quantity purchased. It is often possible to save by taking advantage of bulk discounts and mail-in rebates offered by lens manufacturers. For an estimate or any questions, consult your clinic team. Additionally, the See Better to Succeed RAMQ program offers a reimbursement for the purchase of glasses or contact lenses for children under 18. The reimbursement amount is fixed and does not vary based on the cost of the purchase. For more information on this program, click here.