Custom Contact Lens Fitting in Old Bridge, NJ
There’s nothing standard about how we see the world—or how our eyes respond to contacts. While most people are used to off-the-shelf options, some vision needs require precision, patience, and years of hands-on experience. That’s where we come in.
At Family Eye Care, we’ve spent decades helping adults and children find clear, comfortable vision—even when standard contact lenses didn’t cut it. From advanced ortho-k solutions in Old Bridge to full-scleral lens fittings for complex corneal conditions, we fit lenses that work when others won’t.
What Makes Contact Lens Fittings at Family Eye Care Different
Choosing contact lenses isn’t about picking a brand or size off a shelf. It’s about understanding what your eyes need and crafting a solution that fits your life—and your cornea—perfectly.
Here’s what sets us apart:
- Over 35 years of combined clinical experience
- More than 2,000 successful ortho-k and complex lens fittings
- Board-certified optometrists trained in vision therapy and advanced lens technology
- Precision fittings using corneal mapping, topography, and 3D lens design
When you’ve been told “contacts won’t work for you,” or when over-the-counter solutions keep causing irritation, our custom-designed lens options are the next step. We’re here for the challenges others don’t handle.
Common Conditions We Address with Custom Contact Lenses
Not every eye condition can be solved with glasses or basic soft contact lenses. We routinely help patients with:
- Keratoconus: A thinning, cone-shaped cornea can distort your vision. We use scleral lenses to create a smooth, stable surface for clear sight.
- Post-LASIK or Corneal Transplant Complications: Our advanced lens designs can help restore vision and comfort after surgical procedures.
- Severe Dry Eye: Certain contact lens options can exacerbate dryness. We use large-diameter lenses that vault over the eye, locking in moisture and protecting delicate tissue.
- Light Sensitivity (Photophobia): Tinted or filtered lenses can help mitigate glare and discomfort caused by bright lights.
- Color Vision Deficiency: We offer lenses designed to enhance color contrast and perception for individuals with certain types of color blindness.
- Congenital Eye Differences or Injuries: We create prosthetic lenses that match the appearance of your natural eye while improving vision when possible.
Ortho-K: Clear Vision Without Daytime Contacts or Surgery
Parents often come to us when their child’s vision appears to be deteriorating every year. Orthokeratology (ortho-k) is a non-surgical method for reshaping the cornea overnight using custom, gas-permeable lenses.
- Slows myopia progression in children
- Helps adults see clearly during the day without glasses or surgery
- FDA-approved and safe for long-term use
If you’ve ever wished for a way to see clearly from the moment you wake up—with no daytime contacts to manage—ortho-k might be right for you or your child.
Vision at Every Distance: Multifocal Lenses for Presbyopia
As we age, seeing up close gets harder. For patients in their 40s and beyond, we offer:
- Multifocal contact lenses
- Monovision and modified monovision fittings
- Ortho-k options for both near and far vision
We’ll discuss your daily routine, night vision needs, and reading comfort to find the perfect fit for your eyes.
What Makes Family Eye Care Unique
Scleral Contact Lenses for Keratoconus, Dry Eye & More
Have you been told you’re not a candidate for contact lenses? Scleral lenses are often the answer. These large-diameter lenses rest on the white of the eye and vault over the cornea, creating a smooth surface that can correct distorted or damaged vision.
We use scleral lenses to help patients with:
- Severe dry eye syndrome
- Keratoconus
- Vision changes after a corneal transplant
- Scarring from injury or surgery
These lenses are fully customized for each eye, offering clarity and comfort when traditional lenses fall short. If contact lenses have failed you in the past, we’ll help you try again, with better results.
Our Contact Lens Fittings: Tailored, Transparent, Thorough
We don’t rush fittings, and we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all. Every fitting at Family Eye Care follows a step-by-step protocol designed to ensure long-term success:
- Detailed eye health and vision exam
- Advanced imaging to measure corneal shape and health
- Lens design customized for your eye anatomy and vision goals
- In-office trial and training for lens wear and care
- Ongoing support, follow-up care, and adjustments if needed
This process helps us deliver consistent results, even for complex or hard-to-fit cases.
Experience Clearer Vision Without Compromise in Old Bridge, NJ
With over 2,000 custom contact lens fittings completed, we’ve worked with just about every corneal shape, vision complaint, and post-surgical complication out there. That real-world experience means we don’t just understand contact lenses—we know what it’s like to live with vision that doesn’t follow the rules.
If you’ve been told you’re not a good candidate for contacts, or if your current lenses are uncomfortable or ineffective, we’ll help you find the option that works best for you.
35+ Years of Combined Clinical Experience
Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease that affects the cornea (the front of the eye). In the mildest form of Keratoconus, eyeglasses or soft contact lenses may help, but as the disease worsens, the cornea becomes thinner and more irregular in shape. The preferred treatment for moderate and advanced Keratoconus are scleral lenses.
Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) improves vision for children and adults, without the need or the risks associated with LASIK surgery. Ortho-K helps children who are becoming more nearsighted and helps adults see better both at a distance and up close. Ortho-K is FDA approved. Dr. Moshe Roth and Dr. Steffani Viveros are experts in helping people improve vision without surgery through Ortho-K.
Most people are happy with the vision that multifocal contact lenses provide. Some people however find that they are not seeing as clearly as they would like and may be bothered by glare at night or not being able to see small print.
Another solution for presbyopia may be a monovision or modified monovision fitting of single vision contact lenses.
The Leader in Specialty Contact Lens Technology in Old Bridge, New Jersey as well as serving areas, such as East Brunswick, Woodbridge, and Edison.
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