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When trying to decide which contact lenses are right for you, understanding the difference between hard versus soft contact lenses can help.

If you just started wearing contacts, are you feeling overwhelmed? Here is a step-by-step guide on how to wear, insert, remove, and clean contact lenses.

Dr. Walter Choate offers extended-wear contact lenses to patients who want a safe alternative to refractive surgery.

Many contact lens wearers experience dry eyes. Making changes to the type of contact lenses you wear can help. Find out more about the best…

High-astigmatism contact lenses make it possible for people with severe astigmatism to enjoy clearer vision without wearing eyeglasses.

People who wear contact lenses may experience dry eye. Here are some options for these patients that can improve vision and maintain eye moisture.

Glasses and contacts both have distinct advantages. The right choice for you will depend on your goals, lifestyle, eye health, and budget.

In this blog post, the optometrists of Choate Eye Associates explain how patients should care for their contact lenses.

The optometrists at Choate Eye Associates offer treatment for presbyopia, a natural degeneration of the eye’s ability to focus on close objects.

At Choate Eye Associates, we offer a number of treatments for astigmatism so that each patient can choose a treatment that best suits their personal…