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Our opticians, relying on their years of training and experience, will help you to find the right lenses for your lifestyle needs. We offer a variety of lens options and technologies from some of the biggest names in lens design. Our goal is to provide long-term vision care services to our customers in Red Oak, TX, and the surrounding areas. Our practice offers a wide range of contact lenses to fit your needs, including contact lens exams and fittings, specialty contacts, and more.

Our pleasure is to provide long-term contact eye care services to our customers in Red Oak, TX, and the surrounding areas.

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Modern Focus offers a comprehensive selection of lenses for vision correction to match your prescription needs.

Our team of opticians is always available to help you navigate options to find the ones that are best for your requirements. We also have various specialty lens options available to meet your specific visual needs. If you want to experience unparalleled contact lens fittings and other essential eye care services, we've got you covered!

Contact Lens Exams and Fittings

Contact lens exams and fittings are an essential part of maintaining good eye health. At Modern Focus, we offer comprehensive contact lens exams and fittings to ensure you receive the perfect fit for your eyes. Our team of optometrists will evaluate your eyes and determine the correct lens prescription for your needs.

Lens Options

It shouldn't be necessary to be an optician to get the right lenses for your glasses. Opticians at Modern Focus are career professionals who have extensive experience dealing with all types of optical lenses.

Computer Glasses

Great solution for those who spend extended periods of time in front of a screen, ranging from simple single vision options to the latest in digital computer and office space progressive lenses.
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Polycarbonate/Trivex Lenses

These materials offer you the lightest weight and most impact resistant lenses available. They are also naturally UV filter, requiring no additional coatings to improve UV protection. These are great options for children, as well as anyone needing eyewear to protect their eyes from impact.
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Photochromic Lenses

These lenses contain special dyes that react with UV light to darken when exposed to direct sunlight, increasing visual comfort and providing additional relief for those with light sensitivities.
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Polarized Lenses

Polarized lenses contain an additional filter that limits light traveling at certain angles, reducing glare, visual noise, and providing additional comfort in bright environments. They are especially helpful while on the road or water.
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Bifocals, Multifocals, and Progressive Lenses

These lenses can serve a variety of purposes, but are primarily used by patients over 40 who are starting to experience the effects of Presbyopia, basically a loss of the ability to see up close items. These lenses may include single or multiple lined segments to correct for near vision, or in the case of Progressives, they offer a no line solution that corrects for distance, intermediate, and near. There are also specialty solutions available depending on your needs.
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Lens Options

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Computer Glasses

Great solution for those who spend extended periods of time in front of a screen, ranging from simple single vision options to the latest in digital computer and office space progressive lenses.

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Polycarbonate/Trivex lenses

These materials offer you the lightest weight and most impact resistant lenses available. They are also naturally UV filter, requiring no additional coatings to improve UV protection. These are great options for children, as well as anyone needing eyewear to protect their eyes from impact.

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Photochromic lenses

These lenses contain special dyes that react with UV light to darken when exposed to direct sunlight, increasing visual comfort and providing additional relief for those with light sensitivities.

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Polarized lenses

Polarized lenses contain an additional filter that limits light traveling at certain angles, reducing glare, visual noise, and providing additional comfort in bright environments. They are especially helpful while on the road or water.

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Bifocals, Multifocals, and Progressive lenses

These lenses can serve a variety of purposes, but are primarily used by patients over 40 who are starting to experience the effects of Presbyopia, basically a loss of the ability to see up close items. These lenses may include single or multiple lined segments to correct for near vision, or in the case of Progressives, they offer a no line solution that corrects for distance, intermediate, and near. There are also specialty solutions available depending on your needs.

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Lens Options

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Computer Glasses

Great solution for those who spend extended periods of time in front of a screen, ranging from simple single vision options to the latest in digital computer and office space progressive lenses.
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Polycarbonate/Trivex lenses

These materials offer you the lightest weight and most impact resistant lenses available. They are also naturally UV filter, requiring no additional coatings to improve UV protection. These are great options for children, as well as anyone needing eyewear to protect their eyes from impact.

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Photochromic lenses

These lenses contain special dyes that react with UV light to darken when exposed to direct sunlight, increasing visual comfort and providing additional relief for those with light sensitivities.
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Polarized lenses

Polarized lenses contain an additional filter that limits light traveling at certain angles, reducing glare, visual noise, and providing additional comfort in bright environments. They are especially helpful while on the road or water.
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Bifocals, Multifocals, and Progressive lenses

These lenses can serve a variety of purposes, but are primarily used by patients over 40 who are starting to experience the effects of Presbyopia, basically a loss of the ability to see up close items. These lenses may include single or multiple lined segments to correct for near vision, or in the case of Progressives, they offer a no line solution that corrects for distance, intermediate, and near. There are also specialty solutions available depending on your needs.

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Coatings

There are several coating options available for your lenses, these coatings offer a variety of benefits:

Anti-Reflective: A coating that reduces the glare on the lenses, this creates a more cosmetically appealing product, and more importantly reduces visual distractions on the lens, allowing more light to reach the eye and for the eyes to work more efficiently.

Scratch Resistance: No lens is scratch proof and care will always be paramount in the longevity of your lenses, but accidents happen and that's where these protective coatings come into play.

Oleo/Hydro-Phobic: These options create an extremely slick surface, allowing for an easier to clean lens when exposed to skin oils or rain.

Mirrors: A popular addition to sunglasses, these coatings consist of a thin metallic layer added to the front of the lenses to provide multiple benefits, ranging from cometic to increasing visual contrast in certain lighting conditions.

Visit our Eye Care Center

Decades of experience fitting complex lenses, combined with our unique patented technology, separates us from the competition. Our practice offers a wide range of contact lenses to fit your needs, including contact lens exams and fittings, specialty contacts, and more.

Our pleasure is to provide long-term contact eye care services to our customers in Red Oak, TX, and the surrounding areas.

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LENSES

Lenses

Contact Lens Exams and Fittings

Lens Options

Computer Glasses

Polycarbonate/Trivex Lenses

Photochromic Lenses

Polarized Lenses

Bifocals, Multifocals, and Progressive Lenses

Lens Options

Computer Glasses

Polycarbonate/Trivex lenses

Photochromic lenses

Polarized lenses

Bifocals, Multifocals, and Progressive lenses

Lens Options

Computer Glasses

Polycarbonate/Trivex lenses

Photochromic lenses

Polarized lenses

Bifocals, Multifocals, and Progressive lenses

Coatings﻿

RELATED SERVICES

Contact Lenses

Frames

Useful Links

Our Eye Services

Get In Touch

Coatings