Bring identification
Have a photo ID and your current vision and medical insurance cards available.
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A few details before your visit help the team spend more time on what matters: understanding your eyes, your vision, and your goals.

Have a photo ID and your current vision and medical insurance cards available.
Include current glasses, contact lenses, cases, and solutions you regularly use.
A medication list, prior eye records, and surgical information can provide important context.
Before the appointment
Specialty lens evaluations may take longer than routine exams and can include dilation, mapping, or diagnostic lenses. Call if you are unsure about contact lens wear before the appointment.
At the clinic
Share the tasks that are difficult, when symptoms happen, and what you have already tried. Those everyday details help shape the exam and recommendations.
After the visit
Lens training, fit checks, and refinements are expected parts of many specialty lens plans. Keep your scheduled follow-ups and call if you experience unexpected pain, redness, discharge, or vision loss.
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