Contact Lenses in Crystal Lake, IL

Prescription contact lens exams in Crystal Lake

Contact lenses and glasses require two different prescriptions, which means separate exams are needed. Our contact lens prescriptions include individual eye measurements for a perfect fit. Our eye doctors also evaluate your overall eye health to identify potential issues you might encounter while wearing contacts.

Popular types of contact lenses include:

No matter what type of contact lenses you need, Eye Boutique optometrists in Crystal Lake will perform a thorough contact lens exam and address any questions or concerns. Contact or visit us today for:

• Toric contact lenses
• Astigmatism contact lenses
• Varifocal contact lenses
• Scleral contact lenses
• Hard contact lenses
• Progressive contact lenses
• Reading contact lenses
• Contact lenses for sleeping
• Contact lenses for presbyopia
• Contact lenses for monovision
• Contact lenses for keratoconus
• Contact lenses for myopia
• Contact lenses for farsightedness
• Contact lenses for nearsightedness
• Contact lenses for cataracts
• Contact lenses for hyperopia
• Contact lenses for glaucoma
• Contact lenses for strabismus
• Contact lenses for computer users
• Contact lenses for flat corneas
• Contact lenses for night driving
• Contact lenses for light sensitive eyes
• Contact lenses for older adults
• Contact lenses for athletes

We also offer specialized contact lenses for astigmatism, orthokeratology (overnight vision correction) or prosthetic needs.

Contact Lens Brands Available at Eye Boutique

Use your contact lens prescription to order contacts from leading brands online, or visit our Crystal Lake eye care center for expert help.

Contact lens manufacturers:

Get the best price on contact lenses, with or without vision insurance

Whether you have vision insurance, HSA or flexible spending account with funds you can use for contact lenses, Eye Boutique gives you the best value.

We take more types of vision insurance in Crystal Lake and are happy to do an insurance check and explain what your plan actually covers (and how to maximize your coverage).

No insurance? No problem! Many of our patients don’t have vision insurance and are still able to afford comprehensive eye care and brand name contact lenses.

Visit us for a free consultation with one of our eye care specialists, and we’ll take the time to answer your questions and explain your best options.