Yes! Scleral lenses are unique because instead of touching the eye, they are filled with a saline similar to your tears, prior to...

Because they take more technology, resources, and time with the Doctor! Regular contact lenses are soft contact lenses that correct your...

Yes! Patients with double vision CAN wear contact lenses. There are a few things that we look at when evaluating a patient with double...

There are new advancements in eye care treatments coming out every single day.

Watch a recording of Dr. Morrison's latest, live webinar where we discuss the ins-and-outs of scleral lenses, whether they would help...

Dr. Caitlin Morrison (Owner of In Focus) and Dr. Stephanie Woo (Owner of Contact Lens Institute of Nevada) are getting together...

If you have a very complicated eye that has undergone multiple surgeries, or experienced discomfort with many types of lenses, this...

Specialty contact lenses can help you to see again. So what should you know in order to obtain the BEST contact lenses for keratoconus?

Our office accepts HSA and FSA cards for eye examinations, contact lenses, eyeglasses, and prescription sunglasses! The difference...

You now have the ability to book your appointment online! Just follow the link on our website to read all about our different offerings...

You may remember our post on contact lens rebates and the basics of getting $$ back when you order a year supply of your lenses. This...

We are excited to announce the installation of the WAVE Custom Contact Lens designing software to our office! This is an amazing...

This is a product to detect changes in the retina that signal the development of "wet" macular degeneration (the kind you have to have...

Considering your next order of contact lenses? There is a way for all patients who order an ANNUAL SUPPLY of contact lenses to get a...

Yes! All the current research and reports right now confirm that contact lenses are safe to wear and you do not need to be afraid of...

Keratoconus is a condition where the cornea (the clear, front portion of your eye) starts to weaken and bulge forward. It generally...