Contact Lenses and Eyeglasses in San Antonio, TX

For individuals who have certain types of vision impairments, such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, or age-related vision loss, having the condition diagnosed and treated in one place makes things particularly convenient. The on-site optical shop at Texas State Optical Bandera boasts the latest vision technology and our own optics laboratory where we proudly provide our patients with one-hour prescriptions, a very large selection of fashionable frames, and numerous types of traditional and specialty contacts. For San Antonio, TX locals who require contact lenses right away, we maintain a large stock of the most common sizes and power ranges so you will be able to take them home the same day. Our professional team is here to ensure that you select the right frames or contact lenses for the perfect fit and look.

Obviously, the primary benefit of both contact lenses and eyeglasses is increased vision. However, each one also offers its own set of benefits for our patients in San Antonio, TX. At Texas State Optical Bandera, we notice a wide number of benefits from contact lenses and eyeglasses, such as:

Eyeglasses:

• Lower risk of eye infection or injury
• Comfortable and easy to put on/remove
• Can be customized to fit your style

Contact Lenses:

• Easier to wear during exercise or physical activity
• Doesn't cover your face
• No need to clean smudges and debris

After an eye exam, we will determine whether contact lenses or eyeglasses are the best treatment for your vision needs. For many individuals, contacts are the most convenient way to get clear vision. We offer several of the most well-known types of contacts, including daily wear, disposable, bifocal, and astigmatism contact lenses. Today's contact lenses are more comfortable now than ever, with most contact lens users experiencing no discomfort.

Prescription glasses are also an effective option for people who may be hesitant to wear contact lenses or have specific eye conditions. On par with contact lenses, eyeglasses have had remarkable advancements through the years. They are typically more economical than contacts, less challenging to store when not in use, and not as easily damaged. Plus, glasses protect the eyes from external elements and won't aggravate dry or itchy eyes like contacts sometimes do. However, many patients choose to use a combination of both glasses and contacts to fit their lifestyle.