Vision Products

Eyewear

You'll find a complete selection of high quality fashion eyewear at all price ranges in the OPTICAL SECTION of our office. Our professional staff members are trained to help you select frames that look good, fit properly and are compatible with your lens prescription.

 

We offer a large selection of Designer Frames to choose from, from infant sizes up to adult.  We carry Covergirl, D & G, Guess, Hugo Boss, Maui Jim, Ray Ban, Versace and many more.

 

 

 

Contact Lenses

Millions of people choose contact lenses as an alternative to eyeglasses. We provide complete professional care from the initial evaluation to follow-up visits. Many vision conditions including nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism are corrected with contact lenses. If you were unable to wear contacts in the past, it may now be possible due to recent technological improvements in both rigid gas permeable and soft contact lenses. We also fit medically necessary contact lenses.

Contact lens fitting:

• soft
• rigid gas permeable
• disposable
• colors
• astigmatism including the new Oasys toric
• bifocal
• Night & Day 30day contacts
• Acuvue lenses including Oasys
• One day Acuvue Moist

 

Visit our Contact Lens Service pages for more information on contact lenses.

 

Sun Glasses

At Kiyan Optometric we offer a large selection of Designer Sunglasses to protect your eyes and well as meet your fashion needs. We offer a large selection of Designer Frames to choose from.  We carry Maui Jim, Carrea, Gucci, Calvin Klein, and many, many more.

The Importance of Sunglasses

In our part of the world it is most important to wear sunglasses because many studies have shown that ultraviolet light from the sun can contribute to cataracts, macular degeneration, and skin changes in the eyelids, including cancer.

 

Sunglasses should be worn in the summer, especially at the beach or in the water and in the winter when participating in outdoor sports like skiing at high altitudes. Additionally, some medications (some psoriasis drugs, tetracycline, allopurinol) increase sensitivity to ultraviolet light.

The main factor in purchasing sunglasses (in addition to the cosmetic and aesthetic aspects) is how much ultraviolet (UV) A and B rays are blocked. Even clear glasses absorb some UV light, but certain added treatments to glasses give even better blockage of the harmful rays. The higher the percentage of UV blocking the better (100% is ideal).(Source: The Eye Clinics of Texas)