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Our optician can evaluate your visual requirements and provide you with the most advanced contact lenses suited to your individual needs.

For first time contact wearers, we will train and assist you on how to wear and care for your contact lenses until you feel comfortable and confident enough with them.

We offer:

• On site Licensed Optician
• 1 hour Service on in stock lenses
• Complete Contact lens services
• Repair and adjustments
• 1 year warranty and up on Frames.

We can also determine your prescription within minutes, as well as refer you to top eye doctors within your area for a complete examination.

Future Optical carries top designer brands from Europe and Japan, but also shops the world to bring you unique and interesting frames - ones that give you top quality without the brand-name price. Please check out Our Gallery.

Lenses include:

• Single Vision
• Progressive lenses
• Free form lenses
• Transition lenses
• Polarized lenses

We also give our clients the options of anti-reflection coatings, scratch coating (hard coat), UV coating (Ultra violet).

Scratch-Resistant Coatings – Anti-scratch coatings act like a shield to make plastic and polycarbonate lenses more resistant to scratches and prolong the life of the lenses. Scratch coatings work best when applied to both front and back surfaces of the lens.

Anti-reflective Coating – AR coating provide 2 key advantages: clearer vision and an enhanced appearance. By significantly reducing surface reflections, more light penetrates the lens resulting in clearer vision particularly in low light situations like night driving. AR coatings also enhance cosmetic appeal by providing better eye contact. You can always request to combine both anti-reflection and scratch coating in one.

Ultraviolet Protection - Ultraviolet light is invisible to the human eye, but can cause damage to the skin and ocular tissues. Over a lifetime of exposure, ultraviolet rays will damage the outside and the inside of the eye. Lenses like high–index, polycarbonate and aspheric materials have UV filters built in. All other lens materials can be specially coated to filter out damaging UV light.

If you have any questions, please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate whatever your inquires may be.