Contact lenses are a great way to achieve clear and comfortable vision glasses-free! They can be used for full-time wear or just for special occasions or sport.

Contact lenses are available to correct all types of vision needs: short-sightedness, long-sightedness, and astigmatism. Even multifocal lens technology is now available!

We also provide consultations and fittings for custom and cosmetic lenses.

At Wodonga Eyecare we will discuss all lens options and materials to ensure the best vision, fit and health for your eyes.

Never had contact lenses? Interested in contact lenses? What is the process involved with starting to wear contact lenses. Have a chat with your optometrist today!

At your initial eye exam, we can take all the measurements needed to order in trial contact lenses for you. Your contact lens trial will typically involve a morning and an afternoon appointment. We will put the lenses in for you, test the vision, fit and comfort. You can then wear the lenses for the day to test them in your own environment. At the end of the day, we recheck the lenses and remove them for you. There is no commitment! If you’ve ever thought of contact lenses, this is a great place to start.

If you decide to continue with contact lens wear we will book you in for a contact lens teach. This appointment is 1 hour and provides you with everything you need to know about lens care, hygiene, handling and insertion/removal. This will set you up for a successful future of contact lens wear!

Corneal rigid lenses are a specialized type of hard contact lens that sit directly on the corneal surface, providing a smooth, even shape for superior vision. Made from highly breathable silicone polymers, these lenses are ideal for individuals with irregular corneas, high myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. 
Unlike standard soft lenses, which are mass-produced, corneal rigid lenses are custom-designed using a topographic map of your cornea. With proper care, they also tend to last longer than soft lenses, making them a durable and effective option for many.

Scleral Lenses are large-diameter hard lenses that vault over your cornea and rest on the white part of your eye, called the sclera. Filled with fluid, they provide comfort for individuals with dry eyes, and their unique design makes them suitable for conditions like Keratoconus, Pellucid marginal degeneration, corneal scarring or injury, dry eye disease (e.g., Sjogren's syndrome), and post-surgery recovery (e.g., corneal transplant). 
Scleral lenses offer a safe, comfortable solution for those with more complex eye needs.

Ortho-K lenses, also know as night lenses, are worn overnight to reshape the corneas, providing clear vision throughout the day without the need for glasses or contacts. These lenses work similary to dental braces, making temporary adjustments that can be fully reversed when the lenses are not worn. 
Ortho-K lenses are ideal for myopic (short-sighted) and astigmatic patients, and research also shows they can help slow the progression of myopia in children. 
Fitting these lenses requires more appointments and regular monitoring than standard contact lenses, but the benefits are well worth it.