text: Are Your Contact Lenses Causing Dry Eye? | Eye Care | Anderson Family Vision Care
  Eye drops - Be sure to get eye drops that can be applied safely with contact lenses to reduce discomfort and refresh eyes. If, for any reason, the over-the-counter eye drops aren't working, consult Dr. Matthew Anderson, who can provide more effective treatment options.
  There is also a chance you may have sensitive eyes and that your dry eye symptoms may be an adverse reaction to the preservatives in the solution. If your eyes feel irritated, yet you are using your regular cleaning solution, speak to Dr. Matthew Anderson, who will recommend a preservative-free lens solution for improved comfort.
  Regularly get your eyes examined for vision acuity and general ocular health. Contact Anderson Family Vision Care today for a comprehensive eye evaluation.
  If you wear contact lenses and struggle with dry eyes, ask your Dr. Matthew Anderson eye doctor about scleral lenses. Dr. Matthew Anderson will patiently assess and explain your condition to you, and will provide solutions and treatments for optimal visual clarity and comfort. Fortunately, there's a vast array of contact lens types and brands available, so those who fear that they may have to discontinue contact lens wear altogether need not worry.