The vast majority of people requiring vision correction can wear contact lenses without any problems. New materials and lens care technologies have made today's contacts more comfortable, safer and easier to wear. Consider the questions and answers below to help assess whether they're a choice you should consider.
After a thorough eye examination, your suitability for contact lenses and the specific contact lens option that best meets your requirements will be determined.
Contact lenses are designed to rest on the cornea, the clear outer surface of the eye. They are held in place mainly by adhering to the tear film that covers the front of the eye and, to a lesser extent, by pressure from the eyelids. As the eyelid blinks, it glides over the surface of the contact lens and causes it to move slightly. This movement allows the tears to provide necessary lubrication to the cornea and helps flush away debris between the cornea and the contact lens.
Contact lenses are optical medical devices, primarily used to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism and presbyopia. In these conditions, light is not focused properly on the retina, the layer of nerve endings in the back of the eye that converts light to electrochemical impulses. When light is not focused properly on the retina, the result is blurred or imperfect vision.
When in place on the cornea, the contact lens functions as the initial optical element of the eye. The optics of the contact lens combine with the optics of the eye to properly focus light on the retina. The result is clear vision.
Proper eyewear prescription AND fit are vital for your best vision. Fit is something that you will never get right with an online optical business. Veteran owned and operated - best in Bucks County Optical eye care shop.
How could your vision be better? What situations do you feel give you trouble when wearing eyeglasses? That is why we are here.
As independent opticians, Wohl Optics decides on the frames we stock and are not dictated by corporate directives; we provide frames for glasses and sunglasses from many designer brands, as well as a wide range of affordable frames. We are not obligated to carry the same lines as most of the big box companies. Quality – As standard, we always carry the highest possible quality of prescription lens types on the market. Budget – We look for high quality frames and lenses to suit every budget, providing extremely competitive prices.
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Wohl Optics
550A W Street Rd
Warminster, PA 18974
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Wohl Optics Regular Schedule:
Monday | 10:00AM - 5:00PM |
Tuesday | 10:00AM - 4:00PM |
Wednesday | 10:30AM - 6:00PM |
Thursday | 10:30AM - 7:30PM |
Friday | 10:00AM - 6:00PM |
Saturday | 10:00AM - 1:00PM |
We are offering appointments for the selection of eyeglasses and eyeglass adjustments. We will make every effort to accommodate your schedule. Let us know if you would like to meet at Wohl Optics outside of the above regular scheduled hours. We are maintaining social distancing and have adjusted our appointment schedule to allow the appropriate amount of time between patients for cleaning and disinfection.
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