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Do you prefer eyeglasses or contact lenses? You may have a definite opinion on that or you might not be sure. Either way, we at Chicago My Optical have everything you need to meet your needs. Our optometrist will do a thorough exam and determine your vision requirements. You will get a prescription for the corrective lenses or Skokie eyewear of your choice, and we will fill it right here for you convenience. You will then be able to select your frames from our wide array of options or the variety of contacts that suit your comfort and your lifestyle.
The advantages of eyeglasses include that they don't require any significant daily maintenance, they won't cause any eye irritation or infections, and they give you the chance to express yourself with a specific look. Whether you need single vision, bifocal, or multifocal lenses, we have you covered with our Skokie eyewear. And selecting a pair of frames that go around those lenses is fun and exciting. We represent some of the most recognizable and trusted designer brands, with names such as Kio Yamato, Tory Burch, Puma, Versace, Ray Ban, Vogue, and more. We have something for everyone, regardless of facial shape, skin tone, taste, or budget. And if you have something in mind, just ask. We want you to leave 100% happy. Contacts won't change your facial appearance, give you a more natural type of vision, and leave your peripheral (side-to-side) vision unhindered. Hard lenses, also called rigid or gas-permeable, provide the sharpest and clearest vision and are usually best for severe nearsightedness or astigmatism. Soft lenses are typically more comfortable and give you four great categories to decide among: daily wear, extended wear, disposable, and color-changing.
Our Skokie eyewear is designed to give you outstanding vision correction, comfort, and fashionability today, tomorrow, and for long time to come. Call us in advance and schedule an eye exam. Soon you'll be enjoying the advantage of our eyeglasses or contact lenses.
By Chicago My Optical
September 23, 2016
