Can astigmatism patients wear contact lenses?

Contact lenses are another excellent option for many people with a moderate amount of astigmatism. In fact, some people with an astigmatism do better with contact lenses than with eyeglasses, because the contacts may provide clear vision and an unobstructed, wider range of view than glasses.

Can I order contacts online if I have astigmatism?

You can also find contacts for different conditions like astigmatism or multifocal lenses. Besides the option to buy in-person, you can also easily order contacts online from Lenscrafters—a good idea if you’re just looking for a renewal and want to get it done quickly.

How much does it cost to get contacts with astigmatism?

People who need contacts for astigmatism will pay more. In fact, the average cost of contacts per box for those with astigmatism is closer to between $50 and $70 per box, with an average annual cost of around $500 to $700 or more.

Which lenses are best for astigmatism?

For these reasons, toric lenses are the go-to for people with astigmatism. Some of the best, most trusted brands include Acuvue, Focus Dailies and Biofinity. Because of their irregular shapes and the need for them to be properly fitted, toric lenses are more expensive than regular ones. Prices range from $400 to $1200.

Is Lasik possible with astigmatism?

The answer is usually yes. LASIK is successful in treating most people’s astigmatism, as long as it’s the right type and it falls within the treatment limits. With the technology used in our practice, we are typically able to treat patients who have high levels of astigmatism.

Do you need special glasses for astigmatism?

Glasses or contacts can correct almost all cases of astigmatism. But if you have only a slight astigmatism and no other vision problems, you may not need them. If you have a common level of astigmatism, you’ll probably have corrective lenses, like glasses or contacts, or surgery.

How much do daily toric contacts cost?

SofLens Daily Disposable Toric for Astigmatism 30 pack by Bausch + Lomb: average retail price of $25 a box for a month’s supply, about $300 annually. 1-Day Acuvue Moist 30 pack by Johnson & Johnson Vision Care: average retail price of $32 a box for a month’s supply, about $384 annually.