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Contact Lenses for Your Visual Needs

At Insights Optical, we offer a variety of contact lenses to help you achieve your vision goals. The advancements in contact lens technology have allowed them to be a more viable alternative to glasses than ever.

Whether you need to correct your vision or just want to switch up your look, you can order your contact lenses with Insights Optical.

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Versatile Contacts for Your Daily Needs

At Insights Optical, we provide our patients with versatile contact lenses for their unique vision needs.

Along with our selection of different brands, we offer comprehensive contact lens exams and fittings to secure that precise and comfortable fit.

Types of Contact Lenses

Contact lenses fall under 2 main categories, soft contact lenses, and rigid gas permeable (RGP).

Soft contact lenses are made of soft, flexible plastics that allow oxygen to pass through to the cornea. Newer materials include silicone-hydrogels to provide even more oxygen for your eyes.

RGP lenses are more durable than soft contact lenses and usually last longer. RGP lenses require a longer adjustment period, and it can take up to a few weeks for your eyes to fully adjust.

These 2 categories include other specialized contact lenses that are used to correct various vision problems.

MiSight Myopia Management Lenses

MiSight myopia control lenses are soft contact lenses to help correct nearsightedness in children. These lenses not only correct myopia but work to slow the progression of myopia in children aged 8 to 12 at the beginning of treatment.

Your children can experience clear vision with MiSight myopia control contact lenses.

Toric Contact Lenses

Toric lenses are designed to help correct astigmatism. These lenses are available in both soft and gas-permeable designs. Toric lenses contain multiple powers, one vertical and the other horizontal, to allow the lenses to center correctly on the eye.

Toric lenses generally require more time to fit, and you may need additional fitting help from your eye doctor.

Bifocal Contact Lenses

Bifocal contacts have more than one power and allow patients to have clear vision at near and far distances. Bifocal contact lenses are available in both soft and gas-permeable designs and can be used to correct age-related presbyopia, astigmatism, myopia, and hyperopia.

Disposable Contact Lenses

Disposable contact lenses are soft lenses that can be discarded on a daily, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis.

Because of the regular replacement schedule, protein deposits that can affect vision, comfort, and overall eye health do not build up as they can with longer wear contact lenses. Disposable contact lenses are low-maintenance, but staying consistent with the replacement schedule is essential.

Extended Wear Contact Lenses

Extended wear contact lenses come in the gas-permeable or soft lenses style and are designed for up to 30 days of continuous safe wear. These lenses can be worn at night, but that comes with risks.

Sleeping in extended wear contact lenses can pose a higher risk of infection and abnormal blood vessel growth in the cornea. These lenses require frequent follow-ups with your eye doctor.

Tinted or Cosmetic Contact Lenses

Tinted or cosmetic contact lenses are soft lenses that allow patients to change the color of their iris. These lenses come in different interesting colors and can provide a subtle or dramatic change in your eyes.

Our Brands

ACUVUE

The options are nearly endless when it comes to ACUVUE® brand contact lenses – the #1 contact lens brand in the world. Long-lasting comfort and clear vision can be yours with a contact lens in the ACUVUE® brand family.

Air Optix

Utilizing silicon hydrogel technology, Air Optix contact lenses are well known for comfort and oxygen permeability. They are available in a variety of prescriptions and varieties, including toric lenses.

Air Optix Aqua

AIR OPTIX® AQUA contact lenses have a unique, ultra-smooth surface technology that creates a protective layer of moisture at the surface and resists irritating deposits.

Biofinity

Unlike many other silicone hydrogel lenses, Biofinity contact lenses incorporate a naturally wettable material that maintains a hydrophilic (water-loving) property throughout the lens. This means no surface treatments, additives, coatings, or wetting agents are needed.

BioTrue Dailies

Inspired by the natural biology of the eye, BioTrue offers patients all day comfort and crisp, clear vision. Using the natural moisture levels of the eye and designed to mimic your own tear’s hydration on the surface of the lens, BioTrue Dailies have a 91% satisfaction rate with patients. Of course, High Definition Optics and UV protection come standard.

Clariti 1-Day

All Clariti 1-Day lenses feature high water content — a key feature for comfort. AquaGen™ technology makes it possible. The AquaGen™ process creates a lens that naturally attracts and binds water molecules to the lens surface, so your eyes can stay moist and comfortable throughout your day.

Cooper Biomedics

Convenient replacement schedule, all-day wearability, these are the features people want in a weekly disposable product. Look no further because Biomedics lenses feature a thinner, patented edge design that provides excellent comfort. What the user gains is enhanced image quality regardless of how long they wear them.

CooperVision Proclear

Proclear by CooperVision are a line of daily-disposable contact lenses with options available for nearly every corrective lens prescription need, including options for astigmatism. They feature Phosphorylcholine, a material that attracts water and encourages healthy eye hydration.

Dailies Brand Lenses

DAILIES® contact lenses are designed with advanced technologies to provide exceptional vision and comfort.

FreshLook Color Contacts

FreshLook® COLORBLENDS® contact lenses use 3-in-1 color technology for a naturally beautiful look, whether you want a dramatic transformation or subtle enhancement. Even if your vision is perfect, experience a fresh, new look that's always you.

Precision

Precision Contact Lenses carry 34 years of quality and innovation with them. All of these special lenses are made to order, providing vision quality and comfort tailored to your exact needs.

PureVision Family of Lenses

Bausch + Lomb PureVision contact lenses are made using AerGel material. Unique to PureVision, this material offers outstanding comfort and health, and you will be able to experience life with visual clarity and a level of comfort that your lifestyle may demand. These lenses allow natural levels of oxygen to reach your eyes, and you can be assured your eyes will feel comfortable all day long and well into the night. The PureVision Family includes PureVision, PureVision 2, PureVision Toric, and PureVision Multifocal.

Softlens Dailies

If you’re tired of grainy vision or lenses that lose moisture throughout the day, then the Sofltens Dailies might be for you. Packed with innovative technology like HD optics and Comfort Moist, Softlens gives the user a maintenance-free lens that can be thrown away and forgotten about.

Ultra

Suited for people that spend long hours in front of computers. Moisture Seal technology helps to prevent dry lenses while giving users end of day comfort. Patients agree that Ultra lenses provide superior quality and vision.

Find Your New Contact Lenses Today

At Insights Optical, we offer our patients a variety of contact lenses, including specialized lenses for unique vision needs.

Order your contacts and book an appointment with us today to secure your new contact lenses.

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Get Comfortable Vision with Neurolens

Neurolens is an innovative new technology we use to diagnose and treat eye misalignment accurately. Eye misalignment can cause headaches, eye strain, and blurred vision.

Neurolens vision correction begins with an accurate and efficient measurement of your unique eye alignment. We can then use those measurements to create your personalized Neurolenses to help you overcome your eye misalignment symptoms.

With Neurolens, we can correct eye misalignment and reduce the severity of your symptoms. Using a contoured prism design, Neurolens seamlessly adjusts the image your eyes see, making vision comfortable. Get in touch with us to learn if Neurolens is right for you.

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Our Locations

Bloomington

Find our Bloomington location on S. Clarizz Boulevard just south of East 3rd Street and across the street from College Mall.

812-333-1911
812-404-1072

415 S. Clarizz Blvd.
Bloomington, IN 47401

Our Bloomington Hours

Monday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday : 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

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Mitchell

Our Mitchell location is located right on W. Main Street across from Mitchell Fitness Center and just down the road from Mitchell Public Library.

812-849-4555
812-220-3488

725 W. Main St.
Mitchell, IN 47446

Our Mitchell Hours

Monday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday : 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

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Contact Lenses in Bloomington & Mitchell

Contact Lenses for Your Visual Needs

Versatile Contacts for Your Daily Needs

Types of Contact Lenses

MiSight Myopia Management Lenses

Toric Contact Lenses

Bifocal Contact Lenses

Disposable Contact Lenses

Extended Wear Contact Lenses

Tinted or Cosmetic Contact Lenses

Our Brands

ACUVUE

Air Optix

Air Optix Aqua

Biofinity

BioTrue Dailies

Clariti 1-Day

Cooper Biomedics

CooperVision Proclear

Dailies Brand Lenses

FreshLook Color Contacts

Precision

PureVision Family of Lenses

Softlens Dailies

Ultra

Find Your New Contact Lenses Today

Our Services

Comprehensive Eye Exams

Myopia Control

Dry Eye Therapy

Contact Lens Exams & Fittings

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