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A contact lens exam is more detailed than a standard eye exam because contact lenses sit directly on the surface of your eyes. At Hunterdon Family Eye Care, we evaluate your vision, eye health, corneal shape, tear film, lifestyle needs, and comfort goals before recommending lenses. This helps us find contacts that support clear vision and fit your eyes safely.

Orthokeratology, often called Ortho-K, is a non-surgical vision correction option that works while you sleep. Instead of wearing glasses or daytime contact lenses, patients wear specially designed gas-permeable lenses overnight. These lenses gently reshape the front surface of the eye so vision is clearer during the day.

In sports, success depends on more than strength, speed, and practice. Visual performance plays a major role in how quickly athletes react, track movement, and make decisions under pressure. At Hunterdon Family Eye Care, we use sports vision training to help athletes strengthen the visual skills that support better performance on the field, court, track, or rink.

Myopia is more than just needing glasses to see clearly at a distance. As nearsightedness progresses, it can increase the risk of future eye health issues such as retinal problems, glaucoma, and myopic macular changes. That is why myopia control is an important part of protecting long-term vision, especially for children whose eyes are still developing. At Hunterdon Family Eye Care, we help families in Annandale, NJ take a proactive approach to managing myopia before it worsens.

Bright sun can do more than make you squint. It can create glare, reduce contrast, and make everyday tasks like driving, walking, or spending time outdoors less comfortable. That is why prescription sunglasses are such a smart investment. At Hunterdon Family Eye Care, we help patients find vision solutions that improve both comfort and clarity.

Dry eye can make everyday life uncomfortable, from fluctuating vision to burning, gritty eyes that worsen with screens, wind, or long workdays. Many people try artificial tears and warm compresses, but symptoms often return when the underlying cause is not addressed. For patients looking for more targeted relief, ZEST eyelid cleaning is an in-office option designed to improve dry eye symptoms by focusing on eyelid hygiene and the health of the oil glands along the lash line.

When most people think about improving their vision, they think about glasses or contact lenses. While corrective lenses can sharpen eyesight, they don’t always address how the eyes work together or how the brain processes visual information. At Hunterdon Family Eye Care, vision therapy is a customized program designed to improve visual skills, eye coordination, focusing ability, and visual processing.

If you’re living with persistent dry eye symptoms - stinging, redness, blurred vision, or that constant sandy feeling - you’re likely searching for relief that truly lasts. One option gaining attention is Lacrifill, a longer-acting treatment designed to help your natural tears stay on the eye longer.

When the surface of the eye becomes damaged or inflamed, healing can be slow, uncomfortable, and disruptive to daily life. For patients who have not found relief with traditional treatments, amniotic membrane therapy offers a powerful, regenerative option. One of the most advanced forms of this therapy is Prokera, which is designed to promote healing and reduce inflammation on the ocular surface.

If you’ve been struggling with blurry vision, discomfort from traditional contact lenses, or have been told that standard lenses aren’t a good option for your eyes, scleral lenses may be the solution you’ve been looking for. At Hunterdon Family Eye Care, we often recommend scleral lenses for patients who need clearer vision, better comfort, or specialized eye care.