01 Contact lenses
Contacts, made simple.
Whether you're trying contacts for the first time or you've worn them for twenty years, it starts with a fitting done by an eye doctor — not a guess. Already one of our contact lens patients? Reordering takes about a minute.
02 For current wearers
Already a wearer? Reorder in a minute.
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Open the reorder site
Tap the button above, or go straight to haywoodfamilyeye.com/reorder — it works fine from your phone.
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Confirm your order
Look up your account and confirm your lenses and quantity. Your fit is already on file, so there's nothing to remember.
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Pick up or have it shipped
Choose pickup at the office, or have your contacts shipped straight to your door.
Rather talk to a person? Call us at (828) 456-8361 and our team will place the order for you.
03 Fittings
Who we fit.
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First-time wearers
Never worn contacts? We'll teach you to put them in, take them out, and care for them — at your pace, with plenty of practice before you leave.
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Astigmatism
Astigmatism changes the shape of your fit, not just your prescription. We fit toric lenses designed to stay in place, so your vision stays sharp and steady.
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Multifocal & over 40
As near vision changes with age, multifocal contacts can correct both distance and reading vision in the same lens — no readers required.
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Hard-to-fit & specialty
Keratoconus (a cornea that thins and curves into a cone shape), eyes that have had corneal surgery, or eyes soft lenses just won't cooperate with — this is where our specialty and scleral (large, dome-shaped) lens fittings come in.
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Medically necessary lenses
When an eye disease or injury means contacts aren't optional, we fit and bill them as the medical care they are — coordinated with your medical insurance, not your vision plan.
04 The visit
What a fitting visit looks like.
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The eye health check
A contact lens fitting starts with a look at the health of your eyes — the cornea, tear film and eyelids — not just your prescription. It's a separate visit from a routine glasses exam, because a lens sits directly on your eye.
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The fit
Your doctor measures the curve of your eye and selects a lens type and size to match — first-timer, toric, multifocal, or specialty.
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Trial lenses
You leave wearing trial lenses, not a guess. Live with them for a few days or a week and see how they actually feel.
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The follow-up
A quick follow-up confirms the fit and your vision before we finalize your prescription — and get you reordering with ease.
Read more from our doctors:
Daily vs. monthly contact lenses → Dry eye in mountain weather → Why near vision changes after 40 →Ready when you are
Let's get your fit right.
Reorder your current lenses in a minute, or schedule a fitting and start fresh.